Workstation & Enterprise Server Backups

In the age of Ransomware as a Service, and the increase of these types of attacks, having backups is essential. Not just backups onsite, but also offsite.
When a ransomware attack occurs, onsite backups are usually the first that are deleted and backup software is disabled. This leads to the victim either being forced to pay the ransom that they are being asked for even though it would not guarantee the decryption of the encrypted data.
Here at EagleEyeT, we can provide you with a cost effective, secure offsite backup solution that you can use to cover both your servers and workstation’s.
Reach out to us on sales@eagleeyet.net for a free quote or consultation.
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