Managed Backup Service & Disaster Recovery

How long can your business afford to be down? If your data is valuable, your backups are critical. ITX will assist you every step of the way to help you get your backup service up and running quickly.

ITX's Managed Backup Service (MBS) utilizes multiple layers of security to ensure the integrity and security of your business-critical data is protected from loss or corruption. MBS systems are a reliable and convenient data storage solution that enables businesses to simply and securely store all critical data while spending less money and administration time dealing with the management of a backup system.

Our MBS is a business-class online backup service that will encrypt and store a secure backup of all the important files contained on all your servers. This can be a life saver if your server fails, a natural disaster or unexpected threat occurs, or you accidentally erase an important file.

Tapes are adequate, but an MBS is more reliable, automated, and hands-off than a traditional tape backup system – requiring a person to literally change out tapes when required. Plus, the costs of a managed system are very similar to a tape solution.

With an MBS, a 3rd party provider continuously monitors the system to ensure successful backups are completed as scheduled. Online backup systems are typically built around a software program that runs on a schedule, typically once a day. This program collects, compresses, encrypts, and transfers the data to the remote backup service provider's servers. In a nutshell, MBS provides a:

Using MBS couldn't be easier. In most cases it's as simple as installing software on your server that automatically runs in the background while your computer is on. Every time the software runs it checks your servers to determine what files have changed and securely stores copies of those files so they can be easily retrieved.

A sample of what's provided includes:

Business Services

• Hackers/cyber crime
• Viruses & worms
• Natural disasters
• Loss of utilities
• Equipment failure
• Sabotage or terrorism
• Angry employees
• Computer theft
• Human error
• File corruption
• Accidental deletion
• Faulty tape storage