Enterprise Grade backup and disaster recovery infrastructure
AES-256 BIT Encryption
Unique to Xobee, we have invested in self-encrypting hard drives in our NetApp storage system. This allows us to encrypt your data at rest in both software and hardware.
Powered By NETAPP
Feel secure knowing your offsite data is stored on an enterprise-grade NetApp storage system. We encourage you to compare our storage offering with other Veeam Cloud Connect providers.
Powered By Level 3
Xobee’s Cloud infrastructure is co-located in Level 3 data centers. Take advantage of our redundant power, 3-factor security, and direct access to the Level 3 backbone.
Modern Threats Require Stronger Protection
Ransomware increasingly targets connected backups, and AI is making it easier for attackers to find and exploit vulnerabilities.Attackers may encrypt or delete your backup files, and even cloud accounts can be compromised. Cloud sync alone won’t help if a local file is corrupted or deleted and the changes are made across your backup copies.
Move Beyond the Traditional 3-2-1 Backup Strategy
For years, companies relied on the traditional 3-2-1 backupstrategy: three copies of data, two types of media, and one offsite copy. However, today’s AI threats need a more robust approach.
That is why Xobee recommends a stronger 3-2-1-1-0 approach:
- 3 copies of data: Keep original data and two backup copies.
- 2 different types of media: Avoid relying on one storage method.
- 1 offsite copy: Protect against local outages or site damage.
- 1 immutable copy: Prevent changing, deleting, or encrypting the backups.
- 0 errors: Testing and recovery verification with SureBackup to confirm backups are recoverable.
How to Build a Rock-Solid Data Backup and Disaster Recovery Plan
Secure backup for
Microsoft 365
Don’t risk mission critical data to cyberattacks, application malfunctions, or human error.
Many businesses don’t realize Microsoft Office 365 does not have built-in back up capabilities across platforms including Outlook, OneDrive, and SharePoint.
Xobee, an industry leader for 30 years, provides you with Veeam for Microsoft 365 backup solutions that deliver control and effortless recovery for important data. Plus, get the ability to securely access and restore your information at any time.
Recommended
Platinum Edition
Unlock limitless potential with our Platinum Edition, providing unlimited comprehensive support.- Unlimited Onsite and Remote Support
- Full IT Management
- OS Software Patches and Updates
- Anti-Virus Software & Management
- Cyber360 Security Software & Monitoring
- Disaster Recovery Backup Services
- Office 365 Management
- Virtual CIO Quarterly Meetings
- Rapid Response Priority
Gold+ Edition
Discover the full suite of features complemented by unlimited remote support.- Unlimited Remote Support — On-site support billed at $165/hour
- Full IT Management
- OS Software Patches and Updates
- Anti-Virus Management
- Office 365 Management
- Virtual CIO Quarterly Meetings
- Rapid Response Priority
Gold Edition
Optimize operations with our Gold Edition, offering essential services at an enterprise level.- Includes 10 hours per month — $150/hour overage
- Full IT Management
- OS Software Patches and Updates
- Anti-Virus Management
- Office 365 Management
- Virtual CIO Quarterly Meetings
- Rapid Response Priority
Frequently Asked Questions About
Backup & Disaster Recovery
What are data backup and recovery services?
Data backup and recovery services help businesses create secure copies of critical data and restore that data after events such as ransomware, hardware failure, accidental deletion, software corruption, or an outage.
Why is data backup and disaster recovery important?
A business needs both protected copies of data and a clear recovery process for restoring systems, applications, and operations after an incident.
What should data backup and recovery solutions include?
Data backup and recovery solutions should include secure backup storage, offsite protection, encryption, recovery objectives, retention rules, monitoring, testing, and a documented process for restoring critical systems.
How often should a business back up its data?
Backup frequency depends on how often data changes and how much information your business can afford to lose. Some systems may only need daily backups, while active databases, customer records, or transaction-heavy applications may need much more frequent protection.
What is an immutable backup?
An immutable backup is a copy of data that cannot be modified, deleted, or encrypted by anyone—including system administrators and ransomware—for a defined retention period.
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup saves data copies, while disaster recovery (DR) restores entire IT systems and business operations.
Does cloud sync counts as a backup?
No, cloud sync does not count as a true backup. It mirrors a specific folder on your device to the cloud. If you create, change, or delete a file on your computer, those exact changes instantly happen in the cloud and on all your other connected devices.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery times fluctuate depending on the circumstances. There’s no one-size-fits-all solution.
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The question isn’t if something will happen. It’s whether you’ll be ready when it does.Don’t wait for an incident to find out your backup isn’t enough. Reach out today at (844) 490-2800.
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