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Our research indicates that 80 percent of our customers regularly back up their data, only to find that they fail at the critical moment they need to restore them
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| Backup tools and techniques are not 100% reliable. An industry recommended practice, most computer users rely on backups as their safety net in the event of data loss. Backups assume that hardware and storage media are in working order, that the data is not corrupted, and that your backup is recent enough to provide full recovery. In reality, hardware and software do fail and backups don't always contain current enough data. If you experience data loss due to a backup or restore failure, contact us. |
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