Data risks and opportunities. (taken at Barbican, London). — Image by © Tim Sandle Data risks and opportunities. (taken at Barbican, London). — Image by © Tim ...

Ransomware is the biggest problem in cybersecurity today. According to research by Veeam, for example, 76 percent of organizations suffered at least one cyberattack in 2021, and organizations that ...

Your phone holds important data. You need to back up these files so that you don't lose everything because of a software crash or the loss or theft of your device. Whether you have the latest ...

Even established businesses with substantial IT budgets make critical backup mistakes that can cost millions in lost data and expose organizations to catastrophic failures. While most established and ...

As someone who has lost important data to carelessness, I value backups a lot. Data loss can strike at any time, from a failing hard drive or accidental deletion to ransomware attacks, so having ...

As someone who regularly writes and speaks about data backups, it sometimes seems strange to stop and think about the fact that most of my friends and relatives rarely, if ever, back up their data.

Joel Keller spent more than a decade in IT before becoming a full-time journalist. He has written for The New York Times, Parade and others. It’s no secret that school district budgets are tight and ...

Cloud data backup specialist Eon exited stealth mode today, saying the time is right for it to reveal its plans to disrupt the data protection market. It’s extremely confident in its ability to do ...

Brad is a contributor to StateTech. He’s covered technology since 1991, when he first got his start in the industry. Oregon Data Center Services handles daily backups for roughly 4,000 state servers, ...

The annual World Backup Day, which is March 31, is a good reminder to review your backup policies and practices. You might not have this noted on your calendar, but World Backup Day is this weekend.

Chris Hayhurst is a contributor to the CDW family of technology magazines. Nico Stein had a suspicion that this wasn’t going to be a regular Friday morning. Stein, the vice president of IT at Signal ...