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Virtualization reduces load, optimises resource utilisation, increases process flexibility and facilitates business continuity – well, no wonder it’s gaining in popularity. The virtualisation software market share is huge, and is estimated at between around 40 and 62 billion U.S. dollars [1]. Today we will talk about Hyper-V backup best practices – for one of the leading virtualization technologies, near to VMware, Citrix etc.

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In today’s rapidly evolving digital world, where data forms the lifeblood of every enterprise, its protection has become a priority. From personal customer information to confidential business data, the loss of this information can be catastrophic. Endpoints backup plays a crucial role in the strategy for protecting infrastructure, enabling companies to restore lost data due to system failures, cyber attacks, human error, or other events.

In 2024, Managed Service Providers (MSPs) face challenges in the rapidly evolving world of cybersecurity. New technologies and attack methods are emerging, requiring MSPs to adapt their services to meet growing client demands for data protection. Cybersecurity has become a top priority, necessitating investments in advanced technologies, strategic risk management, and customer information protection. The primary objective is to safeguard data from threats and ensure business continuity.

Our role in securing client systems continues to expand in response to evolving cybercrime. According to the FBI, cyberattacks have increased by 400% since the onset of the pandemic! There is also a growing demand for managed security services – the global MSP market was estimated to be worth $299.01 billion USD in 2023, with further growth projected at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.6% through 2030. So, what will the Managed Services Providers (MSP) market look like in 2024? Let’s take a closer look at this.

In the modern office environment, every person working on projects generates huge amounts of data. Emails, datasheets, presentations, databases, documents, and many many more. Protecting this information is very important from the business standpoint, so usually, organizations tend to use backups as the mean of protecting their data. But backup is only one part of the equation. What would you do if somehow you lose that data? Well, you probably want to quickly and easily recover it. Then you should think about setting up a granular recovery (alt. granular restore) plan which is also the main topic of this article. 

Data backup and data archive are two terms that come with the topic of protection of business data. On the surface, it might seem that they are similar, but in fact, nothing could be further from the truth, especially when it comes to archive data. They are used for very different purposes, and you must understand the differences between them. In this article, we will take a closer look at where the data archive shines, when is a time for backup, and what are the differences between archiving and backup.