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NovaStor Backup and Recovery Solutions
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Server Backup
Scalable server backup software for Windows & Linux network environments.
Active Archive
Archive solution that allows organizations to securely bring their data to the cloud.
Private Cloud Backup
Backup your data/customer's data to your private cloud for secure data protection.
Service Providers
Backup solutions for service providers to offer backup as a service.
Professional Services
All business products include custom installation and setup assistance.
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I created several new backup jobs and have them scheduled for automated backup. The biggest benefit to me is having a single place to manage all my backup routines.
Many software manufacturers advertise words like ‘simple, intuitive, and easy-to- use’ but can’t deliver. NovaStor exceeds those words delivering value and quality.
Having redundant on and offsite backup has given us a lot of peace of mind. Not enough can be said for having multiple backups.
I switched over from one of your competitors since it did not work well with my Netgear NAS. Your software is a breeze.
I have totally loved my experience to date with NovaStor. In a day when everyone asks for the Cloud and SAS services, I am happy to deploy a budget friendly solution with a flexible configuration (Cloud, NAS, and/or Local). Thank you for the help and support!
Thank you for your courteous and helpful response to my call. I think that your technical support guys have been great to deal with. I give them a 10 out of 10 score.
Our business justification for a change of solutions was simply the potential impact of delaying such a change. Our experience with NovaStor and their support has been a positive one.
We’ve migrated through several backup software solutions…NovaStor is by far the most robust and reliable product we’ve used. It’s fast and easy to use, and the centralized dashboard is a real benefit when you are responsible for as many clients’ backups as we are.
The good thing about NovaStor products are they are HIPAA compliant with their encryption and we can backup SQL engines including Eaglesoft SQL, DEXIS and Dentrix. And of course, the biggest draw is that it is reliable.
We’ve really been impressed by the multiplexing technology in DataCenter, which has essentially cut our backup times in half.
I enjoyed having a direct line to NovaStor’s knowledgeable technical support team. Our prior backup software provider had me explain everything to junior team members before connecting me to the people who could solve the issue.
NovaStor’s sales and pre-sales team designed the perfect fit for our 200 remote locations. I can manage everything from one central management and don’t need to remote connect to every location.
Our license needs vary every week. That is why we needed a flexible pricing. NovaStor was the only backup vendor that helped us to find the perfect volume licensing.
NovaStor software integrates perfectly into our management system Popcorn Enterprise. NovaStor was the only backup vendor that helped us to find the perfect volume licensing.
The high speed, scalability and cost of ownership of NovaStor’s products are unique among backup and restore software products and are essential for our daily business.
We had an influx of technology which increased our virtualization capability and storage space…making two different types of software for backup impractical. We needed a single solution for existing backups and new data. DataCenter provided a single pane of glass, one service, for everything.
NovaStor offers all of these features at no additional costs that competitors charge thousands for. It seemed too good to be true. I downloaded it to a VM Server and within minutes I was doing full backups. I drove the software into the ground I threw everything I had at it to see how it would hold up. It was fantastic.
We are value-based company, in terms of NovaStor we found the same thing and the company fit in with how we view our business model.
By partnering with NovaStor we will save hundreds of thousands of dollars and new opportunities gained will be worth millions.
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Data Protection Resources
At NovaStor, we are dedicated to providing you with the data backup resources you need to keep your data protected. From whitepapers, ebooks and case studies to videos and blog posts we are here to gives you the educational tools you need. We also provide unmatched local support for customers and prospects who just want to speak with a live person.
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Mitigating the Risks of a Ransomware Attack
Cyber criminals take businesses’ data hostage every day. Learn simple preventative measures to prevent ransomware viruses.
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Build a Better Backup Strategy Guide
The first step in our backup guide is to evaluate. You need to know what needs to be backed up before you can get started.
DOWNLOAD BACKUP GUIDE[CASE STUDY]
Achieving HIPAA Compliance
Learn how Compass Network Group helped busy dental practices back up patient data with HIPAA-compliant solutions.
DOWNLOAD CASE STUDY[CHECK LIST]
Ransomware Prevention Checklist
NovaStor’s ransomware prevention team put together a list of steps to prevent your data from being held for ransom.
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10 Resolutions for the IT Admin in 2019
It’s a new year. Time to wipe the slate clean, and approach things with a fresh perspective. But clearing that slate may require a few steps. Here we offer some essential resolutions for the IT Administrator: Complete Your Migration PlansMicrosoft Windows 2008 and 2008R2 will reach End of Support on January 14, 2020. So if you haven’t laid out a clear plan for decommissioning and upgrading, now is the time to make it happen. And while Windows 7 mainstream support has long since ended, extended support ends (EOL) in January 2020. Have you cleaned house? (Read about Migrating Backup Solutions) Security Patches and Driver UpdatesIt’s never a bad time to go through your infrastructure from the top-down to ensure that the latest updates and patches have been applied to plug those security holes that malware loves to exploit. Check the firmware versions of network devices, as well as device drivers that may be out of date.Test Local/Offsite Backup RecoverabilityTest the restorability of local backup by importing full backups and mounting system image backups, then performing restores to alternate drives and machines. Offsite backups are another critical part of any DR plan, and your ability to recover within a reasonable amount of time must be verifiable. Reevaluate Access Permissions It sounds simple but keeping a handle on access controls to provide the lowest level of privilege required for files and network shares, can go a long way to limit the effectiveness of ransomware and other malicious acts. Administrator accounts should be used sparingly and only by those who absolutely need them.Better Leverage the Cloud Whether you are considering a move to Exchange Online or better collaboration with Sharepoint, there’s numerous ways to increase productivity through improved use of the cloud. Perhaps you are even considering moving servers off premises to a colocation facility, but hopefully you’ve done your planning first.Use Virtualization Where Possible Virtualization offers us a new level of management flexibility and drastically increased CPU and storage efficiency. Is it time to replace some dated physical machines with virtual ones? Or perhaps you are even thinking about a hyper-converged environment.Complete IT Certifications Not all improvements need come in the way of technology itself. Completing the necessary training (Microsoft 365, CCNA, CCNP, Security+) to raise your skills to the next level means that you bring added value to your team and credibility to your IT plans in 2019.Streamline Communications Whether it’s an outdated phone system, or every department using a different system for chat – better communication will make your whole year easier. Is everyone making the most out of Project Management Software and CRM? Now is the time to look at the workflow and collaboration of your business teams. Clear Out Last Year’s Annoyances There were times in 2018 where resolving IT problems quickly took the highest priority. The result may have been a few things held together with popsicle sticks and duct tape. And what aging hardware needs replacement ASAP? Schedule some time on your calendar for tying up these loose ends.Take a Vacation How busy did you get in 2018? Odds are that even with an improved environment, you are going to be slammed in 2019. Why not get a date on the calendar right now to give yourself something to look forward to, and give the old SysAdmin a few days to decompress? You deserve it.
10. Jan 2019
Is Your Router Being Exploited?
Most of us are aware of the top ransomware attacks of 2017 which include WannaCry and NotPetya cyber attacks. What may be less common knowledge is that these events were carried out thanks to a tool developed by our very own National Security Agency (NSA) called EternalBlue, stolen and leaked by a hacker group called the Shadow Brokers. And while Microsoft has issued a patch to address the vulnerability, many unpatched machines still exist, and brand new ways of using the EternalBlue tools have recently been discovered. It has been recently reported that more than 45,000 routers are vulnerable to a new campaign which utilizes a weakness in the Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) protocol. UPnP works to let devices automatically communicate and connect across a network, but is being used maliciously to force open specific ports and expose millions of devices connected to these internet routers. As to what type of damage will occur from future attacks utilizing these weaknesses, we can only speculate. But taking over devices in order to perpetuate ransomware, or conducting denial of service attacks – certainly isn’t out of the question. So what can you do about it today? First of all, disable UPnP wherever possible Disable auto-wifi configuration Update the firmware on all of your routers, especially older devices Avoid connecting hard drives to USB router ports Utilize a host-based firewall for granular security Train staff in how to rapidly respond to an attack And as always, maintain a secure backup with a strategy that follows best practices to ensure that your critical data is always recoverable. Our Ransomware Prevention Checklist helps ensure that all your bases are covered.
4. Dec 2018