One of the hardest tasks in today's digital era, is making sure that all your information is published correctly, and stored in a safe way.
But sometimes it simply is not enough, because any type of media can fail.
So... Have you backed up your data? If so, how did you back it up?
Have you followed the general rule of the three media backup?
And, even in that case, are you able to efficiently retrieve your data?
All media have their pros and cons, that is why it is advised to use three different types: just for an example, a physycal hard drive (or a tape drive), a flash memory, and a recorded medium like a CD-ROM, a DVD, or a Blu-Ray disc.
A hard copy can be used too, but the general tendency is to try and save on paper, this is why digitalisation is the key of the future.
At present the general three media rule sees in favour of a cloud service (which can replace the hard drive or the tape drive), a flash memory (very handy with regard to size and deployability) and a recorded media (Blu-Ray discs).
If your media is damaged and you need to recover the data, contact us, we will assess the situation and will try to help.
