HIPAA requirements are broad and complex and can be interpreted in many
different ways. The responsibility for HIPAA compliance ultimately falls
to each dental office. To make sure your computer systems are HIPAA
compliant backup your data.
Online backup provides a
simple, automated and secure method to protect your valuable data. You may
need simple file data or more complex database backup, in all cases the
hassle-free peace-of-mind provided by online backup is refreshing.
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Hassle free- backups are
automatic and transparent
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Minimized downtime in case of
data loss- restores are fast and easy
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Reduced costs with no tapes
or other backup media to buy
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Multiple file versions stored
allowing earlier work to be recovered
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Only changes are sent
resulting in efficient and non-disruptive backups
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Industry-leading proven
technology and military-grade security
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Off-site storage and data
encryption for ultimate security
Limitations of Traditional
Backup
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Often unreliable, requiring
training and staff to run
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Complex, time consuming and
difficult to do daily
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Static, not live - meaning
latest files are not always the ones backed up
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Expensive to purchase and
maintain
Data Recovery
We have what it takes to recover data from virtually any type of
drive, media, computer or device. Whether you have an Apple laptop, a Dell
computer, a Linux server, an MP3 player or external hard drive we can
recover your data safely and efficiently.
We can recover data from:
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Hard Drives- desktop, laptop
& server
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Redundant Array Of
Independent Disks (RAID)
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Tapes
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Digital Media- CD-ROM,
DVD-ROM & flash cards
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Microsoft Outlook
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Microsoft Exchange
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Mobile Devices- PDAs, Smart
Phone & MP3 Players
Be Careful
If your hard drive is physically or mechanically damaged you may have only
one chance to successfully recover data from it. Trying to repair a failed
hard drive yourself can cause irreparable damage to the media of the
drive, making data recover nearly impossible. If you hear any unusual
noises coming from your hard drive do not attempt to run any sort of
recovery software on it. Unusual sounds such as clicking, grinding, loud
humming or no noise at all are some of the indicators or
physical/mechanical failure and that cannot be repaired by software alone.
Do not try to remove the hard drive and open it, hit it, move it or jar
it. We recommend turning off your computer and contacting a us for
assistance. The longer a failed hard drive runs the worse the damage can
become.
Call us now at 516-466-2536 for a free
consultation.
