Disasters happen. Take, for example, the case of a law firm in South Carolina. When hurricane Irene took the Eastern seaboard by storm, some regions were without power for 2 weeks. Had the firm utilized an online backup service, they could have visited an alternate location to power up laptops and pull down recent copies [...]

Over the last few months we've covered myriad ways to backup and protect the important data stored on your computer - from manual backup and automatic backup to continuous backup and cloud backup integration. Understanding the different methods of backup technology will enable users to make dramatically more well-informed decisions in the effort to protect [...]

Listen to Rebit's Vice President of Sales and Business Development, Dan Oister, 40-minute interview on the Computer America Radio.
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In this radio broadcast recorded Friday, February 24, 2012 the Computer America hosts, Craig Crossman and Ben Crossman, interview Dan Oister regarding Rebit, the Rebit Pro backup software, and the advantages of hybrid backup.
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The Golden Poison Frog can be found on the Pacific coast of Colombia, enjoying the tranquility of the rainforest with plentiful rain, high temperatures, and high relative humidity of 80–90%. In the wild, the Golden Poison Frog is a social animal. It lives in groups of up to six individuals, and can count on this [...]

As we've discussed in this blog, there are many kinds of backup, and each is susceptible to its own unique list of vulnerabilities. Local backup to disk failure, theft, and elemental damage, NAS backup to server failure, IT sabotage, or hacking, and cloud backup to any combination of these and other issues that might afflict [...]

There are many and various ways that users can backup data. The vast majority of these fall under the category of local backup. This can take the form of a CD, DVD, HDD, Flash (USB), or other media. Regardless of how "safe" or reliable a local backup device may be, it is inevitably vulnerable to [...]

We've reviewed a lot of interesting and useful content about data backup methods and data recovery solutions over the last few months. Here are some of the highlights:

Common Pitfalls with Windows Backup
Outlook Backup for Windows 7 in 8 Steps (Or One!)
Cloud Backup, Local Backup, and the Importance of Redundancy

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Of all the ways a user can backup data, the vast majority fall under the category of local backup. This could be in the form of CD, DVD, HDD, Flash (USB), or other media. Regardless of how "safe" a local backup device may be, it is inevitably vulnerable to elemental damage (water, fire, etc.) as [...]