Connected cloud backup service provides continuous data protection through backups, and allows users to explore files and find the data they need to recover.
Choose from AWS-hosted cloud service (Connected) or on-premises installation (OpenText™ Connected Backup) to meet the needs of your organization.
Connected analytics enable users to quickly search for and find data, including a file preview feature through OpenText™ KeyView.
Maximum data protection using AES 256-bit encryption using multiple keys.
Enable policies to govern which files to back up and retain, and who can access and consume them.
Our web interface simplifies and streamlines administrative requirements.
See how Connected Backup helped defend two ransomware attacks without losing data.
See how Connected protects end user data, no matter where they’re working.
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Endpoint backup is a type of backup solution that allows organizations to protect and securely store data on endpoints such as laptops, desktops, and mobile devices.
Endpoint backup differs from traditional backup solutions in several ways. Traditional backup solutions typically require a centralized backup server or storage device which can be expensive to set up and maintain. Endpoint backup allows specific device data to be stored in the cloud or on a hybrid storage solution, which can be more cost-effective and easier to manage. Additionally, endpoint data can be more vulnerable to data loss or theft than data stored in centralized servers or storage devices.
Yes. Many endpoint backup solutions work with remote or mobile devices, allowing backups over the internet or other remote connections. Additionally, endpoint backup can help organizations protect data on remote or mobile devices that may be more vulnerable to data loss or theft than devices located in an office environment.
Connected provides enterprise-grade backup and recovery for endpoints, regardless of their location. It offers flexible deployment options, automated policy management, and advanced data protection features, ensuring that critical business data is always protected.
Yes, endpoint backup solutions can be used to help organizations meet compliance requirements for data protection and retention. These solutions typically offer features such as retention policies, audit trails, and data encryption to help organizations comply with regulatory requirements for data protection.
Endpoint backup solutions can help organizations prepare for and recover from disasters by providing reliable and scalable data backup. These solutions can back up to the cloud or other offsite storage locations, ensuring that data is protected and available in the event of a disaster. Additionally, some endpoint backup solutions offer disaster recovery features such as failover and failback, allowing organizations to quickly recover from disasters with minimal downtime.
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