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Because of this, when my local (rather old) backup drive on my router failed, I did not bother replacing it since I had grown complacent. I’m sure you know where this story is headed.
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One of the laptops I used exclusively for contracting/ consulting work had been experiencing some issues, possibly due to malware. (I am never sure if I trust the security software prognosis, since each one of the two or three applications I use tells me something different). I had lost some key files I needed and the cloud backup service did not archive deleted data for a long period of time, so when I noticed the missing files, my backup service provider was of no help since it had apparently been too long and the archives had gone past their due dates and were no longer available. It took me about one day to cancel my account there and go with another provider, but I could not completely fault them. Nevertheless, it felt good to blame someone other than myself.
LESSONS LEARNED The takeaway from my two examples are that you always need to have more than one solution (belt and suspenders approach). In the first example, we had a professional system operator using a high-end product, and in the second, a technology-obsessed professional (my wife uses a different set of terms) who depended upon a limited solution — both failed. There are various studies on this topic, and the takeaway
BEFORE AFTER
for any small business or home user is to have multiple/ redundant solutions. These can be setup rather inexpensively. For a small business, have both a local network backup and an off-site cloud backup service. In the event of a major catastrophe, you will not get any sympathy from anyone anymore if you plead for understanding from customers, vendors and regulators (and employees) if you lose access to your data and are unable to restore it quickly. This includes all of the non-attached devices such as notebooks, tablets and smartphones. You need to invest in one or more network-attached storage solutions as a minimum, and have your IT staff or outsourced provider verify the validity of the backups on a regular basis. For home users and small businesses, and those who
BEFORE AFTER
support their own personal computing devices for work, it is actually much easier. If you have a home network, purchase an inexpensive network drive to attach to your router. Some routers support a USB port so that a less- expensive external backup drive can be procured. Always, and I mean ALWAYS buy a larger drive than you think you might need. I can guarantee that you will use most of the disk space much faster than you envision. Small companies can procure a single set of network-attached storage drives (with failover drive support) to provide a company-wide data backup system.
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