Your sensitive data is extremely important and emergencies occur every day including fires, floods, theft, hardware failures, worms and hackers. NeoSpire has developed effective, very affordable and extremely convenient security and server backup plans to address this critical need.
What would you do if your internal servers or web servers crashed and lost all of your data? And, even if you did have backup servers, would it have a current copy of all of your data? Losing critical data can potentially mean thousands of hours of lost work and lost customers. Can your business afford such a catastrophe? Why take that chance! NeoSpire allows you to sleep with the peace of mind that your valuable data is safe in an off site, fully redundant facility, ready for retrieval 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- NeoSpire Server to Disk Backup (NSDB)
The NeoSpire NSDB offering provides real-time data backup and recovery. This solution is designed for data existing on servers and/or PCs. NeoSpire will configure our hardware and software, within our facility, to "talk" with your server in order to backup your data on a nightly basis. In the event of an emergency, and you need to restore your data, you will have two options. You can either provide your own replacement server and NeoSpire will remotely restore all of your data to that server or you can ask NeoSpire to procure a server on your behalf and restore the data prior to delivering to you a replica of your old server.
- NeoSpire Server to Server Backup (NSSB)
The NeoSpire NSSB offering provides real-time, complete server-to-server backup and recovery. This solution is designed to provide a complete, dedicated replica of your in-house server including the OS and any applications. NeoSpire will configure the hardware and software, within our facility, to "talk" with your server in order to backup your entire server on a nightly basis. In the event of an emergency, and you need your backup server, NeoSpire will express deliver your new server so you can be up and running with minimal downtime.
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