Secure Online Email Backup
Email is clearly the nucleus
of today's business activity, as countless statistics show:
- Email files comprise over 50% of an average
employee's data – Radicati Group
- Email volume is growing at 29% per year –
IDC
- US businesses sent 36 billion email messages per
day in 2005 – Gartner Group
Email is also an extremely vulnerable target for hackers,
viruses, data corruption, spammers, spybots and fishing scams.
Your email files hold a combination of highly confidential
files with important private information:
- Email messages with vital business correspondence;
- Address book of all your business contacts;
- Large file attachments (business contracts, legal
agreements, financial transactions, etc.);
- Calendars, task lists, reminders, notes and
reminders.
Why Back Up Email Files?
In with all your
critical files are a litany of spam messages from unidentified and often
malicous sources. All it takes is one accidental click on an email containing a
virus or worm to quickly corrupt your entire email program. Viruses often elude
even the most updated anti-virus and anti-spam programs.
That's why it's absolutely imperrative to have a
that lets you quickly and
easily restore all your email data if it ever goes down.
Remote Data Backups is specifically designed to do just
that.
Back up email while in use
Once configured,
our patented technologies allow you to back up Outlook and Lotus Notes while
your email program is open. For help backing up email files, visit our website at www.rdbup.com?id=ancdirect&r=101 and click your email
program:
- Microsoft Outlook Email Backup - how to back up .pst files
- Microsoft Outlook Express Email Backup
- Online Microsoft Exchange Backup
- Online Act! Database Backup
- More on Backing Up Email from our Knowledge Base
Eliminate Duplicate File Transfers
In
addition, our patented Duplicate File Recognition (DFR) technology prevents
duplicate files from being transferred and stored, such as an email attachment
in your inbox and in a folder on your hard drive. Each time this redundancy
occurs (you'll find it is quite common), you avoid spending network time to
transfer it and backup space to store it.
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