Backup Practices

Backing up the most valuable information is inevitable basis of any corporate disaster recovery plan.
Learn the four main backup types and their key advantages. Combine methods wisely to strengthen overall data protection.
Learn About Schedules
Establish a backup schedule to ensure consistent, timely data protection. Focus on fast, efficient system restoration and broader recovery planning.
Explore Incremental Backup
Incremental backup saves only changed data, making it space-efficient. It balances speed, storage, and fits modern advanced backup strategies.
Data Backup Basics
Introduction to Data Backup
What is Data Backup?
Data backup refers to the process of creating copies of data stored on your devices or systems to ensure recovery in case of data loss. These copies can be stored in multiple locations like external hard drives, cloud storage, or remote servers.
Key Backup Strategies
Common Backup Strategies
Backup strategies like the 3-2-1 rule are essential for ensuring data safety. This strategy suggests having three total copies of your data, two of which are local but on different devices, and one copy stored off-site.
Backup Software Features
Key Features of Backup Software
When selecting backup software, look for features like scheduling, automation, encryption, and compatibility with your operating system to ensure your backup strategy is effective and secure.
June 18, 2010
Novosoft released an update to its backup software line. Handy Backup 6.7 uses Windows shell extension technology to improve user experience and consistency.
May 18, 2010
Novosoft released Handy Backup 6.6, adding improvements to server features, including optimized MS SQL, MS Exchange, and database backup plug-ins.
May 5, 2010
Novosoft announced a new cross-platform disaster recovery solution expanding its Handy Backup product line.