You never think losing your files will happen to you until it actually does, and you're caught without a backup. Backups are extremely easy to keep, so there's no reason not to have one. Whether you accidentally delete a file or lose a bunch of your data to a hard drive crash, regularly backing up your computer is always a good idea. Let me help you choose which backup solution to use and how to set it up.
Remote Backup
Offsite data backup capabilities are available, ranging from nightly file backup to cloud server virtualization. These offsite data backups provide added security in the event of a computer system crash or other facility disaster to get you up and running quickly.
- Offsite backup at a remote facility
- Automatic and regular backups so you can focus on other daily tasks
- Reduction of outmoded backup devices such as tape, ZIP drives, DVDs or CDs
- Military-grade encryption to ensure secure pass phrase recovery
- Fast and easy recovery over the Web
- Protection for your servers, on-site workstations and mobile computers
Reliable Data Recovery
PACNET provides access to some of the most experienced data recovery specialists in the industry. One of our data recovery partners has one of the fastest standard turnaround times and highest desktop data recovery success rates in the industry. We recover Redundant Array of Independent Disk (RAID) data from all RAID levels from any loss scenario, including multiple drive failures, severe corruption and natural disasters.
Your data is critical to your business. Let PACNET handle your data backup and recovery needs
Local Backup
Through local image backup we can backup your operating system, applications, and databases on a regular basis to a server or other onsite backup hardware, making data recovery easier.
- Automatic and regular backups so you can focus on other daily tasks
- Cost effective and stress-free administration of your data backups
- Reports on the status of your daily data backups
- Protection for your servers, on-site workstations and mobile computers.
PACNET specializes in recovering data from all types of hard drives. No matter which operating system (PC, Mac, Unix, Linux, Etc.) or connection type (IDE, SATA, SCSI, etc.).
Approximately 85% of all unrecoverable data is a direct result of errors caused by inexperienced or unqualified recovery attempts. If your hard drive is exhibiting any of the following symptoms, turn off the computer. It is vital that you not run any software utilities or take any action until you have fully assessed your situation.
- Device accidentally dropped
- "Blue Screen of Death"
- Can't See Your Files
- Drive "Hangs" When Attempting To Boot
- Erased Critical Data
- S.M.A.R.T. Warning At Startup
