Cloud Backup

Using cloud backup providers is a economic, simple and secure way of protecting all the data that you store on a hard drive. Your family pictures, loved music, favorite movies and irreplaceable documents can be uploaded in case your equipment fails or get corrupted. When your computer downloads a virus that makes your hard drive useless or your computer fails, you will always have the important files that you uploaded to an online backup provider. You can even share those files with a family member, friend or business associate.

The simple answer is yes. Remote backup providers offer the best security available. The top cloud providers use the same security technology that banks or credit card companies use to store your personal banking data. All the files you store on a cloud provider is as secure as your banking information stored on a bank’s website.

Almost every remote backup provider has their subscribers download a program to their computer, mobile device or laptop. Once this program is on your system, the application will let you choose the files on your hard drive that you want to upload and backup. You can even schedule a backup to be completed automatically.

When first using a remote backup provider, the initial backup service may take hours to scan all your data and backup each of your files on the hard drive. Once the initial scan and the original files are backed up, the automatic backup feature will only need to backup new or files that you have updated. Our experts suggest that you backup your files every day to ensure nothing is ever lost.

Of course. These remote backup providers only use the worldwide web to transfer your files to its backup equipment. The best cloud providers perform the automatic backup process while you are online performing normal tasks, such as looking at your email or surfing the net.

Remember that once the initial set up is complete, the automatic feature will only take a few seconds or minutes to backup your new or changed daily files.

Unlike your computer, which stores your files on physical equipment, such as CDs, DVDs, Zip disks or its own hard drive, a cloud storage provider stores your files on multiple hard drives. These are still physical equipment, but it seems like your files are being stored in a cloud, which refers to the Internet, that is floating around between any of the devices you use to access the cloud service provider. If you want to retrieve something from your computer, you have to be on that computer. However, if you want to retrieve something from a remote backup service, you can do it from anywhere or at anytime and with any piece of Internet equipment.

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