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    The document discusses the importance of regularly backing up your data from PCs, mobile devices, servers, and storage arrays. It notes that 30% of laptops fail within a few years, 20% of hard drives fail within four years, and 20% of companies experienced ransomware attacks in 2015 where malware holds data hostage until payment is made. The document recommends backing up data onsite, offsite, in the cloud, or using multiple methods, and testing backups regularly to ensure easy data retrieval if needed. It suggests free backup products like Unitrends Free if your current solution is insufficient or you are unhappy with continuity protection.

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    The document discusses the importance of regularly backing up your data from PCs, mobile devices, servers, and storage arrays. It notes that 30% of laptops fail within a few years, 20% of hard drives fail within four years, and 20% of companies experienced ransomware attacks in 2015 where malware holds data hostage until payment is made. The document recommends backing up data onsite, offsite, in the cloud, or using multiple methods, and testing backups regularly to ensure easy data retrieval if needed. It suggests free backup products like Unitrends Free if your current solution is insufficient or you are unhappy with continuity protection.

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    Worldbackupday Infographic

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    The document discusses the importance of regularly backing up your data from PCs, mobile devices, servers, and storage arrays. It notes that 30% of laptops fail within a few years, 20% of hard drives fail within four years, and 20% of companies experienced ransomware attacks in 2015 where malware holds data hostage until payment is made. The document recommends backing up data onsite, offsite, in the cloud, or using multiple methods, and testing backups regularly to ensure easy data retrieval if needed. It suggests free backup products like Unitrends Free if your current solution is insufficient or you are unhappy with continuity protection.

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    Should you back up

    your data?
    Start

    Are you two years old?

    ? ??
    30% of laptops fail
    within a few years and
    20% of hard drives fail
    Do you have any data besides
    within four years!
    cat videos on your devices?

    Has your tech always


    No Yes
    worked flawlessly?

    N
    Fact: That’s the ONLY
    thing you don’t have to
    back up (enough on the
    Have you ever
    Internet already).
    No encountered
    human error?

    Are you an actual


    human? They’re the
    ones that “accidentally”
    lose important files Yes
    forever by “storing”
    them in the recycle bin.

    You know malware holds data


    hostage now… right?
    WHAT?

    Recycling

    20% of companies experienced Y


    a ransomware attack in 2015. Can unexpected events
    If infected, it costs big $$$ to destroy data?
    unlock data.

    No
    Yes

    Do thieves like valuable electronics? Oh really? 45% of compa-


    nies have experienced
    data loss, and you should
    always be prepared for a
    disaster whether natural
    or man-made!

    Yes No

    Are you sure? 7% of laptops are stolen


    (along with the data on them), and 1
    in 10 smartphone owners have dealt
    with device theft!

    YOU SHOULD ALWAYS


    BACK UP YOUR DATA!

    Our advice:
    Regularly back up the data on PCs, mobile devices, servers, and storage arrays... and rest easier at night.
    Store it onsite, somewhere offsite, in the cloud, or even better: all of the above! The more backups you have
    now, the less the chance you’ll be crying later.

    Don’t forget:
    TEST YOUR BACKUPS regularly! A backup is only good if you can retrieve data from it... and preferably
    quickly.

    One last note:


    If you aren’t successfully backing up your world (or are unhappy with your current continuity solution),
    there are many free products on the market -- including Unitrends Free™.
    Visit www.UnitrendsFree.com to get it now.

    Sources
    http://www.spiceworks.com/marketing/it-security/report/
    http://itreports.spiceworks.com/reports/spiceworks_voice_of_it_backingupsmb_031112.pdf
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laptop_theft
    https://www.lookout.com/resources/reports/phone-theft-in-america
    https://www.squaretrade.com/htm/pdf/SquareTrade_laptop_reliability_1109.pdf
    https://www.backblaze.com/blog/how-long-do-disk-drives-last/

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