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Backup Solutions


Your company’s data security is our privilege to protect. Like the fire extinguisher on the wall, data backups need to be checked and serviced on a regular basis.

Remote data backup service is a tested and proven technology that has become the gold standard in the field. Key benefits are a reliable automated process that runs in the background of your systems, protecting everyone, distracting no one. Contact us; we think you’ll be pleasantly surprised at how affordable this security is.

Remote Backups - *One-time setup fee of $47.50
1 GB - 5 GB  $10.00 per month
5.1 GB - 15 GB $15.00 per month
15.1 GB - 40 GB $20.00 per month
 

Data Recovery


In the event that a storage device does fail, Alaska Computer Support can retrieve data from most unreadable drives. In fact, if we can’t recover your data, you don’t pay! Give us a call as soon as you have a problem! Data recovery can be time sensitive!

The best way to keep your data is to avoid data loss in the first place:

Back up your data
  • Verify your backups on a regular schedule, and keep a verified copy in a safe place away from your place of business, such as in a safety deposit box. We can help you setup and/or verify your backups.
  • If your equipment makes any unusual noise, even if it doesn’t sound serious, turn it off immediately and call us for support. Audible sounds coming from your computer often mean a piece of hardware is failing. Better safe than sorry.
  • Be sure your anti-virus is up-to-date and that automatic updates are in place.
  • For on-site protection against blackouts and power spikes, install a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply). Our experienced consultants will be glad to help you determine the right equipment for your needs.
  • Coming in from the cold? Let your equipment come to room temperature before booting it up.
  • Before you upgrade any components, be certain your data has been both backed up and verified.
  • When a drive is operating, it is vulnerable. Don’t move or jar your instrument during this time.
  • Be certain you have enough physical space for your computer equipment to “breathe.” Allow for circulation, and watch for over-heating.
  • Keep your equipment clean by following a recommended cleaning schedule. Dust is a drive killer.