March 31st is World Backup Day.
A backup is a second copy of all your important files, for example those important files could be, important work related digital documents like spreadsheets and emails, your family photos, home videos, documents and personal emails. Instead of storing it all in one place like your home or work computer, you keep another copy of everything somewhere safe.
Losing your files is a lot more common than you’d think. Ever lost your phone, camera or tablet? That counts. Your stuff could have been saved with a backup. One small accident or failure could destroy all the important stuff you care about.
Most people backup their files in one of two ways: to an external drive, or somewhere on the Internet. It’s really easy, and you only need to set it up once! More details can be found by visiting the www.WorldBackupDay.com website.
We posted our thoughts on data backup and disaster recovery a while ago which you can read here.
You can learn more about World Backup Day by visiting the www.WorldBackupDay.com.
Don’t be a fool, backup your files and check your restores!
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