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Data loss facts and figures

Data loss happens much more than you realize. According to multiple well known research groups, you are not alone when it comes to not backing up your data properly.

Don't become another statistic. The odds are against you if you do not proactively back up your data offsite every night. Don't just take our word for it: Here are some facts and figures created by some of the most reputable research companies that may really surprise you:

100MB File Backup $9.95

4GB Data Backup $19.95

10GB System Backup $29.95

30GB Server Backup $99.95

*$10 more for monthly billing.

Suddenly losing all your mission critical data can sometimes be enough to put you out of business. Our automatic online backup service costs less than a $1 a day and is best insurance policy to protect your most valuable asset . . . your data.

6% of ALL PC's will suffer an episode of data loss in any given year (Source: Gartner Group)
One in 16 computers will suffer a data loss! Are you willing to risk your business or job with these odds? Data loss happens! Will you be prepared if it does unexpectedly happen? How much will it cost you if you are not? More than Remote Data Backups?
More than 60% of corporate data resides on individual PCs (IDC)
You may think you have a great "save to server" solution for all your individual PC data backups, but studies show that much of your individual end-user critical data never gets mapped to the server and remains local on the PC ... and does not get backed up!
Up to 96% of all business PCs are not being backed up
(Contingency Planning Research and Strategic Research Corporation)
While servers are typically backed up, companies rarely back up individual PCs. Usually the main company data is mapped to the server, but all the end-user data are not.
Up to 15% of all laptops are stolen or suffer hard drive failures
(Gartner Group)
Keeping an external backup drive attached to a laptop is cumbersome, so backup drives are often not taken with the portable and go unused. What would you do if you or your sales people lost their laptop and it had no recent backup? How much would it cost you? More than Remote Data Backups?