Protect Your Critical Business / Personal Files With Access US St Louis Disaster Recovery Services

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Access US St Louis Disaster Recovery Services offer Off-Site Data Backup that allows you to recover accidentally deleted, files damaged by a virus, or files or data trapped by a failing hard drive.

One-Time Manual Data Backup
When was the last time you backed up your computer? Don’t risk losing your pictures, music and important files – call Access US St Louis Disaster Recovery Services, we’ll perform a full backup of all your files to a DVD. For backups larger than 8 GB, backup to an external hard drive is also available (price does not include external hard drive).

Scheduled Automated Data Backup
Worried about losing your files? Have Access US St Louis Disaster Recovery Services setup an automated backup on a weekly or monthly schedule and put your mind at ease (price does not include backup software or media).

Secure Data Migration
Getting a new computer? Not sure how to move all your pictures, emails, music and important documents? Call Access US and let us handle the migration for you (price does not include software or operating system installation).

Secure Data Recovery
Recover accidentally deleted files or data trapped by a failing hard drive with our data recovery service. Access US will scour your drive for all recoverable files and back them up to a CD/DVD or USB hard drive (price does not include external hard drive). **Note: full recovery cannot be guaranteed by anyone.

Protecting Your Business & Company Files
Off-Site Data Backups are a common method of storing your essential corporate data. They can help you recover single files that have been corrupted or accidentally deleted. And, they can help you restore your entire business environment after a disaster.

Yet, traditional methods of data backup and storage are difficult to manage and no longer are adequate in today’s business world.

Traditional Backup Methods Are Unreliable & Not Recommended

Tape backup is unreliable: Tapes are unstable, wear out, are affected by heat and moisture, and require human interaction to load and unload. According to The Gartner Group, 71 percent of all tape restores fail. Restoration requires a server and your original application versions and settings – a difficult thing to do if you’ve lost everything in a fire. Tape backup also does not provide accessible off-site data storage and protection. Online backup solutions do not provide the efficiency and speed of local backups. And backups alone do not address a company’s comprehensive business continuity needs.

The answer? Access US St Louis Disaster Recovery Services / Remote Back Up / Off-Site Data Storage – One of the most trusted and complete backup, storage, and restoration solution on the market.

Access US St Louis Disaster Recovery Services offer Multi-tiered Business Continuity

An increasing array of potential risks threatens your business, including natural and technology-related disasters, sabotage, and human error. It is crucial to have an end-to-end solution that is secure, reliable, and cost-efficient to protect your essential data – and your timely access to it.

Access US St Louis Disaster Recovery Services / Remote Back Up is an enterprise-class, multi-tiered business continuity backup and recovery solution that allows you to select the level of protection and recovery options that fit your specific business needs:

Local Storage Our local storage component allows instant data restoration and server virtualization following a local data loss event – including accidental deletion of a file or data corruption – or a local server failure.

Remote Storage and Recovery Critical in the event of a major disaster, our remote storage and off-site recovery service enable you to restore your entire business environment quickly. Our remote storage solution saves your data, applications, and settings in primary and secondary vaults providing replication and automatic failover capabilities. Redundant storage in each of two separate facilities further protects your data from a disaster that affects a specific geographic area.