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The greatest costs are borne by business owners who use huge amounts of data on a daily basis. IT specialists estimate that data loss in Polish companies, depending on the type of activity and data value, costs from PLN 5,000 to half a million zlotys per day. How to avoid this situation, and if it already exists, how to get out of it and protect yourself for the future? Make backups The basic thing that should be done on a daily basis is backups.This is actually the most effective way to protect your data. It is worth training employees on this topic and making them realize that this is the priority of all activities and the company's safety. Backups can be performed C Level Contact List even by "non-technical" people - it is enough, for example, to work "in the cloud", systematically transfer data to external drives and encrypt e-mails. You can also install free background backup programs.
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Such as EaseUS Todo Backup Free. But what to do when it's already after the fact? I lost my data. What's next? Data loss Kroll Ontrack, the largest data recovery laboratory, explains that the most common cause of this phenomenon is: hardware failure (29% of cases) – electrical short circuit, software errors (12%), damaged disk, virus (7%) human fault (40%) - unconscious deletion of data, flooding of equipment.
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