Ransomware: it locks up your data and holds it hostage, potentially bringing your business to a grinding halt. You then have two choices: pay the
The OVH data centre in Strasbourg that runs Google’s cloud management software has burned down, taking part of a second data centre with it, and
The Microsoft Shared Responsibility Model: if you told us you hadn’t heard of it, we’d understand. It’s not exactly a compelling bedside read. But we’d
On Monday 14 December, Google went down. For about three-quarters of an hour, users were unable to access many services and business deliverables, including documents (in
When it comes to cloud backup, the end-user benefits of the best solutions are pretty straightforward – get your data back rapidly when fire, flood,
Isn’t it strange how software corporations sell us X, but what we think they’ve sold us is gold-plated X with knobs on? With Microsoft’s OneDrive, for example,
Imagine you rent a property (perhaps you do). Inside it, you store all your worldly possessions – the most valuable things you own. Those items mean so
As with most services, data backup is available from many different vendors – but then what does each vendor’s interpretation of backup actually mean in
We’ve invented a new word for cloud storage services that like you to think they’re backup, but aren’t – ‘lackup’! And nowhere has lackup become
So, you’re rocking your business in the cloud, with Microsoft 365, or Google’s G Suite, or Dropbox – and it feels good! Access any file
