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Protect your data from...

Viruses, theft, failed disks, fire, flood, spilled coffee, accidental damage, unintended deletion, etc.

• Backups must exist before they can restore your data
  Automatic Backup...

• Backups must encrypt to protect data integrity and ensure privacy
  Secure Backup...

• Backups must store off-site but be instantly retrievable
  Remote Backup...

• Backups must be monitored so it's there when a restore is needed
  Monitored Backup...
  

Automatic…

Backup weekly, daily or hourly with set and forget controls
Choose files based on file extension or file location
Save multiple versions of files
Setup full, incremental or differential backups
Schedule backups to occur unattended during “off hours”
Backup only the changed bits in large files or databases

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Secure…

Every file is encrypted before transfer
Private encryption key so only you can read your data
Storage servers use the Linux operating system

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Remote…

Even if your office is destroyed, your data files are safe
Restore your data immediately -- to a new or repaired computer

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Monitored…

Backups stopped by system changes and software updates are detected
Receive confirmation emails after each backup

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...back it up & restore it when you need it

What files should I backup?

Focus on the data that is essential for your business.

It is important to back up the files and data that you created using commercial software packages: documents, accounting and tax records, customer information, photos, presentations, sales brochures, databases and any files that provide settings or preferences for those software packages.
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How can I restore a file?

Restoring a file is as easy as selecting a file to open. On the Zipup Backup Manager menu, select “Restore”. Select the date and backup set from which you wish to restore. Select your file and it will be transported back to your computer. There, it is uncompressed, unencrypted and restored to you.

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Midwest Data Center is committed to providing automatic, secure, and remote backup service for your business computers.