Storage and Backup

Replication is the process of copying data to multiple locations and keeping these copies up to date through a defined synchronization mechanism. Replication increases availability, prevents data loss, and in certain scenarios can improve performance by distributing read traffic across multiple copies. Depending on how it is implemented, replication is categorized into types such as one-way, multi-way, synchronous, or asynchronous—each serving different needs. Continue reading to learn more about the various replication types!

In this content, we addressed the digital archiving process step by step, which enables organizations to securely store their physical documents in a digital environment. You can read about what digital archiving is, how it is implemented, and the advantages it offers in our article. Stages such as classifying, scanning, enhancing, indexing, and transferring documents to the cloud ensure archive processes become more organized and sustainable. We also cover the most critical aspect of digital archiving: secure data storage in the cloud. At this point, solutions like BaaS (Backup as a Service) can provide businesses with secure, fast, and uninterrupted backup capabilities. Thanks to practices such as regular backups, data encryption, and role-based access control, the risks of documents being lost, damaged, or accessed without authorization are minimized. In short, the transition from physical archives to digital ones offers significant benefits for organizations in terms of efficiency, security, and cost savings. With modern archiving solutions supported by technological infrastructure, you can access your documents anytime and anywhere, and move forward with a more robust and secure data management system. Start reading now for all the details!

This article covers everything you need to know about cloud backup solutions that automatically back up your company data to secure cloud servers via the internet. Discover the providers and key functions of Backup as a Service (BaaS) now.

Have you ever considered what might happen to your data in the face of unexpected disruptions in your business operations? If you're wondering how to properly back up data for business continuity, this article will walk you through the essentials and best practices.