The importance of backups plays a vital role in securing the restoration of lost data, as all good most common computer users must know when the system fails without backups you cannot restore data, losing them in most cases, forever and beyond recovery.

On the same principle is based on the placement of data located on virtual servers, once lost, lost forever without restore option. Of course, these days, the vast majority of online service providers offer the backup option, but on a very basic way, i.e. weekly backups now or monthly, but never 100% faithful with the last version of our work online.

Taking into consideration the growing concern in this field, in which backups are generously a constant concern by default, we chose to provide continuous backups at a zero cost to all our new customers, those who from the month of April opt for choosing our company for internal management of their presence online will also rely on a Continuous Data Protection extra feature.

With this new solution we once again retain our position as a stable and firm company while giving small but significant steps, calculated to minimize the risks but however, ensuring that this way we can once again exceed all your expectations.

This new initiative is only possible due to our friendly involvement with other companies located in the United States, specially SingleHop which allowed us to expand to thus make viable solutions and above all, different inside this way, because like most of our customers, we as a team we also give great importance to backups, because without them we would be positioned on several occasions in situations very uncomfortable. Minimizing the risk of losing your data, implement the CDP as free service in our packages. Frankly, I am not aware of someone who’s sensibly does not want to work with a company that ensures total confidence in the safety and restoration of your data at any time, especially someone who values the presence on the Internet at company level or even internationally enterprise. Or maybe I'm wrong?