We have noticed over the past few weeks that many customers are now working from home. This has been an excellent response to the Covid situation and social distancing. I think it is worthwhile to review your security while working from home during COVID to cover off on some of the security issues that are …
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There will be a incremental Backup Files YYYY-MM-DD HHMMSS folder in the Backup Set… folder location above that contains ZIP folders each under 200MB in size. These ZIP folders contain the selected backed up files. If a file that you included to be backed up is larger 200MB then it will be automatically broken up …
In-house vs outsourced IT support – here’s what you need to know No matter what your business does, well-functioning IT systems are key to successful operations. If your business is reaching a stage where you need dedicated IT staff, you’re probably trying to decide whether to outsource or insource the work. Or, maybe you already …
How Can I Improve My Backup? The best single improvement you can make to your organisation’s business continuity plan is to perform regular recovery testing. The answer to the question “How can I improve my backup” comes from a common sense approach to testing and then improving the recovery procedure. The only way to know for …
If you have been in small business then you have probably felt the effect of downtime due to IT system crashes, lost important client files or your company’s financial records! Even worse, what would happen if your computer network was offline and not available for a longer period….days-even weeks? Are you aware of the causes …
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Increase In Cryptolocker Attacks That Target Backups Recently there have been an increased number of Cryptolocker attacks that target backups before they attack the server. The strategy is simple: Encrypt the backup and organisations lose the ability to recover from an attack and are more likely to pay a ransom. Ransomware attacks used to try to cryptolock …
The Complete Guide To Website Maintenance Plans So, your new (or old) business website is up and running. That means you can sit back and relax, right? Think again! Your website is what the front of your brick and mortar store used to be – the first impression of your business. The visitors to your …
