UK CWCS Managed Hosting With Secure Cloud Backup Service for Workstations

CWCS Managed Hosting announced its service, where users can utilise its cloud backup to store their workstations.

Partnering with Acronis International GmbH, CWCS’s Cloud Backup storage is available for users to start backing up their workstations. For maximum compatibility, it supports the latest Windows, Linux and Mac OSs.

Karl Mendez, CEO, CWCS, said: “This is a fantastic product that offers exceptional speed and performance with downloads and uploads at just a click of a button, wherever you are.“

The launch of the cloud Backup enables businesses and developers to gain peace of mind when it comes to securely backing up its data. The speed of the Acronis agent will mean a seamless restore in the case of DR.

“A recent IDC study identified that only 65% of SMBs are backing up their data to the cloud. This is a relatively small number, which is quite surprising. The CWCS cloud Backup’s high security and speed will help businesses to be safe in the knowledge that their business-critical applications and data is secure and only a few clicks away in the case of a disaster, limiting the impact on business activities,” continued Mendez.

The cloud backup agent enables the user to add or remove files using a drag and drop feature. In the case of DR for high speed. Whereas before, it would have taken hours to repopulate a desktop or server, backup agent compresses the files so you are able to reinstall files in a matter of minutes, depending on the size of the files being extracted.

The Acronis powered cloud Backup ensures your data is mirrored between multiple data centres and is encrypted as standard. The data centres are equipped with virtual and physical security, with redundant power and networks, ensuring your data is constantly available and safe.

“Here at CWCS, we are an ISO 27001 certified hosting provider, with both our data centres covered. It was therefore extremely important to us to find a cloud backup partner that matched our thirst for data security.” concluded Mendez.