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As companies deal with a growing number of remote workers and an ever-increasing array of compliance and legal requirements, the remote backup of data, applications and operating system files has become more important than ever before. Tape backups can be unwieldy, but they can be stored off-site, making them an important component of disaster recovery. Remote backup solutions are also part of the puzzle, providing a way to backup data to an off-site location via the Internet. Remote backup is available via company-operated software or via managed services.
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