Local and cloud backups
To ensure an adequate level of security, it is recommended to perform regular backups and store them in various locations, including external media, the cloud, or remote servers. This ensures that in the event of a failure or data loss in one location, data can be quickly restored from another location.
There are various types of backups, including:
Backups, also known as backups, are the process of creating copies of data to protect against loss or corruption. In the event of data loss due to hardware failure, hacking, accidental deletion, or other unforeseen circumstances, having a backup allows for quick recovery.
Nakivo is a solution created by the company of the same name, which has been dynamically developing in the data protection segment since 2012 and today competes with the largest players in the backup market, offering high functionality at a relatively affordable price. Nakivo Backup & Replication supports a wide range of environments—from virtual machines (VMware, Hyper-V, Nutanix) to physical servers, SaaS, and the public cloud, making it highly flexible in practical deployments. The ability to install on various platforms, including NAS devices, gives companies the freedom to leverage their existing infrastructure. The system excels at efficient deduplication, compression, and fast backup creation with low resource consumption, reducing operational costs. Nakivo also provides replication and disaster recovery capabilities, facilitating IT resilience strategies. A simple, central console and task automation allow for quick launch and management of data protection processes. It's a good solution for companies requiring efficient and scalable backup with a good price-performance ratio.
Xopero is a Polish manufacturer of backup systems that focuses on a holistic approach to data protection, combining the features of traditional on-premises backups with advanced security mechanisms. The Xopero ONE solution enables the protection of servers, workstations, virtual environments, and cloud services with central management and flexible storage options. A unique feature is the emphasis on backup security, including the implementation of Zero Trust principles, end-to-end encryption, and immutable backups, which minimizes the risk of data modification by ransomware or unauthorized users. The platform offers broad storage compatibility—from local drives to public cloud and multi-cloud repositories, facilitating the adoption of a 3-2-1 strategy. Xopero also supports flexible licensing and management models, particularly beneficial for MSPs and multi-site deployments. The solution enables the precise definition of retention policies and real-time monitoring of backup status. This is a particularly attractive proposition for organizations that want to comprehensively protect data with an emphasis on security and compliance.
Veeam is one of the most established enterprise-class solutions, known for its deep integration with virtual infrastructure and flexible data protection features. The software was launched in 2008 and has since become the standard for backup of VMware, Hyper-V, and other virtualization platforms, offering features such as image-based backup, replication, and automated restore testing. This technology utilizes mechanisms such as Changed Block Tracking (CBT) and various backup modes (incremental, synthetic), which speeds backups and reduces resource consumption. Veeam also stands out for its extensive support for physical servers, the cloud, and integration with Cloud Connect for remote backups. Additional components, such as monitoring and reporting, help administrators maintain full visibility of the backup environment. While it requires more expertise in configuration and licensing, it offers very advanced enterprise-level protection and recovery capabilities.
Acronis is a global provider of cybersecurity solutions, whose products have been developed since the early 2000s, and today encompass not only backup but also advanced IT security integrated with data protection. The Acronis Cyber Protect platform combines traditional backup functions (protection of files, systems, virtual machines, and cloud services) with built-in anti-ransomware, EDR/XDR, and vulnerability management, reducing the need for multiple separate tools. A central console allows not only backup creation and restoration but also automatic threat detection and neutralization, as well as patch management. Acronis also offers rapid service restoration and disaster recovery using cloud-based data, reducing business downtime. Due to this integration, the solution is often chosen by SMEs and companies that want data protection combined with active defense against cyber threats.
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Restoring systems and IT services after server outages, physical server damage, post-update issues, or hacking. We build backup solutions and migrate systems to virtualized environments.
Verification of the correct operation and security of applications and services running on the company's server systems operating locally and in the DMZ.