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Backup as a Service (BaaS)
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Business continuity solutions have become the most sought-after answer for organisations. Increasingly, businesses are relying on secure and efficient cloud-based solutions to store their valuable data. In today's digital landscape, safeguarding valuable data is vital for business continuity and resilience. Disasters like hardware failure, natural disasters, or cyber-attacks can jeopardise this data. In the event of an attack like this, natural or otherwise, an organisation may find itself unable to recover. Backup as a Service (BaaS) has gained significant popularity in recent years as a reliable indispensable solution for businesses seeking to protect their critical assets.
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Our BaaS solution is designed to accommodate the evolving needs of your organisation. Whether you're a small startup or a large enterprise, our flexible backup services can scale to meet your requirements. Additionally, our BaaS offering can adapt to changes in data volume, types, and storage requirements, providing you with the flexibility to tailor your backup strategy to suit your specific needs.
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BaaS works by installing agent software on the client's systems or devices that need to be backed up. This software securely transfers data to the service provider's cloud infrastructure, where it is stored and managed according to the client's preferences and requirements.
BaaS supports various types of data, including files, databases, applications, virtual machines, and system images. It can back data from servers, workstations, laptops, and other devices connected to your network or the internet.
Reputable BaaS providers like Aztech have redundancy measures in place to minimise the risk of service interruptions. This includes redundant data centres, failover systems, and 24/7 monitoring to promptly address any issues and ensure continuity of service.