Axcient

by Axcient

MSP BCDR solutions

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Cloud File Services

Cloud-enabled file services eliminate the issues of traditional file share servers with access anywhere collaboration in the cloud. Migrating on-premises file share servers to the cloud means employees have unobstructed access to shared data on any device. There are no more VPNs, no required software, and no long processes to access files and documents. Just easy and encrypted sync and share capabilities that drive productivity and collaboration across teams.

Disaster Recovery

Gone are the days when backups alone could save a business from the often fatal consequences of a data breach. Bad actors are targeting backups to prevent recovery and increase their ransom demands. And, cybersecurity insurance providers frequently require a full, documented business continuity process as a prerequisite to coverage. Today, SMBs require a multi-layer, security-first approach with a robust disaster recovery solution to ensure the integrity of backups for business continuity.

Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace Backup

A majority of small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) have been migrating to Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) for obvious business advantages. Automatic software updates and security fixes assure users of ongoing product quality. Anytime access from anywhere and on any device enables remote productivity and collaboration. With these features and the Microsoft name, many assume that backup comes automatically built in. Unfortunately, it doesn’t.

Remote Workforce Enablement

In-office employees have access to optimal security and backup conditions, including corporate firewall protection and quick backup to a dedicated, local backup and disaster recovery (BDR) server. Remote workers, however, typically have to rely on less sophisticated security solutions that don’t often include firewalls. Dispersed data is more susceptible to loss because employees may not be able to contact corporate networks for regular backups — or can only do so through cumbersome virtual private networks (VPNs).