Learn the differences between high availability and backup

Learn how disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) makes recovery easy

Businesses can shut down in the face of a successful cyberattack or accidental disaster. That’s why so many are turning to disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) solutions. With numerous solutions on the market, it can be hard to choose the right one. Luckily, Frost & Sullivan just published Frost Radar™ Disaster Recovery as a Service, 2022. Read the summary to learn how they plot companies’ capabilities based on growth and innovation.

Backup or archiving? Here’s why you might need both

The Cost of Risk

Why you need cyber resilience now

Cyber threats are a constant challenge for organizations, with a recent ESG survey showing: 79% experienced a ransomware incident within the last year 73% indicated that the attack was successful This nets out to 58% of organizations were impacted by a successful ransomware attack in the last year.

Why Data Sovereignty Matters for Backup

Did you know that storing your data in the wrong cloud server could expose you and your business to fines and penalties? That’s because of something called data sovereignty, a collection of laws managing where you keep and process your data.

Simplify your data protection with hybrid backup through our new appliance

Disaster Recovery may be easier (and less expensive) than you think.

3 Myths of Disaster Recovery

Disaster Recovery may be easier (and less expensive) than you think

Carbonite™ Safe Server backup: Online backup for your data, peace of mind for your business

Carbonite Safe server backup is an online backup and restore solution that protects small businesses from data loss, ransomware, and more.

You asked, we listened. Carbonite Mobile is here!

The new Carbonite Mobile app is now available as a companion app for Carbonite Safe® users. You can easily access all your backed up files on the go on your Apple or Android phone.

Safeguard your data no matter where it’s stored with Carbonite

Cloud services are rapidly expanding. Whether your data is stored in the public, private or hybrid clouds, it remains vulnerable to accidental data loss or malicious attacks. Backing up your data remains critical for business continuity.