We all know how important data backups are. Backups ensure you are prepared in the event of accidental deletion or data corruption. But there are a lot of backup options to choose from, and they may not all work for your company needs. So how do you know which one to use? Take a look […]
There are three main planks to any secure system: technology, policy, and education. If any one of these is lacking, maintaining data security over the long term is next to impossible. A technological solution is worthless if no one knows how to use it and why it should be used. Even if they do know […]
It’s a truism that companies have more data than at any other time in history. They have more ways of collecting, generating, and storing data than ever before. Because of cloud storage, data lakes can expand almost indefinitely and no one has to look at the hard drives piling up.
Despite the many advantages of the cloud for businesses (not just large enterprises, but small and medium businesses as well) security is the chasm which has defied many companies from migrating their data away from their premises.
If you are running a small business there are many competing priorities which place demands on your time and energy:
As I’m sure you all well know by now, EMC is a pretty big name in the hosting space, responsible for producing some of the most acclaimed and often-used products in the industry. Among their most popular pieces of hardware is the VNX Series – specifically, the recently-developed VNXe3200.
I think we all know, particularly those new to the hosting industry, how confusing the acronyms and jargon in this industry can be. At times, it can almost feel like people are speaking an entirely different language. It doesn’t need to be complicated.
Whether you’re storing your information in a digital environment or on a physical server, it should go without saying that you need to keep it properly backed up. After all, no server installation is perfect, and there’s always a chance that something will go wrong.
Here is a small guide about how to setup most popular FTP servers on linux for site-to-site transfers ( FXP ).
