DATA LOSS PREVENTION

Ensure Business Continuity with Disaster Recovery Software

Have a disaster recovery plan in place to enable data loss prevention and cloud recovery. Protect Your Business with Automated Data Backup.

Data loss prevention begins with reliable, automated backup solutions.

File synchronization and replication software not only enhances business productivity but also serves as a critical disaster recovery tool. 

 Managed file transfer (MFT) solutions like SureSync MFT empower businesses to:

  • Maintain operations and serve clients without interruptions
  • Recover and access essential files quickly
  • Protect and utilize important documents effectively
  • And much more

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Server outages & network failures endanger business continuity

Your business relies on easy data availability to enable productivity and unlock opportunities. But your access to that data is always at sudden risk due to the threat of:

  • Server outages
  • Network failures
  • Data deletion or damage
  • And other threats
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A disaster recovery plan starts with disaster recovery software

File archiving software prevents data loss and history gaps. That makes it disaster recovery software. It enables cloud storage of critical files. And it backs up data from remote/mobile, desktop, and laptop computers.

Such features on SureSync MFT provide: 

  • Business continuity
  • Cloud recovery
  • Data backup
  • Data loss prevention
  • And more
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Data Availability Guide

What you should know about data loss prevention

A multi-server environment requires file archiving software for syncing, replication, and backup. A managed file transfer solution (MFT) better enables data availability. Our guide helps IT leaders understand MFT and shows how it can meet their needs.

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Protect Your Data & Ensure Its Availability

SureSync®

It enables flexible and reliable file sync and replication. This provides secure file access for distributed teams.

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SureSync MFT™

SureSync MFT is a powerful next-gen MFT solution. It includes file locking and backups. They keep your data safe and up to date for users worldwide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does file replication support disaster recovery?

File replication supports disaster recovery by copying important files to another server, site, or storage location. If the original location becomes unavailable, replicated files can help the business restore access more quickly.

SureSync can support real-time or scheduled replication so organizations can maintain current copies of critical data across their environment.

What types of data loss can SureSync help address?

SureSync can help address file-level risks such as accidental deletion, file corruption, unintended edits, and server or site availability issues. Through replication, synchronization, and archiving, organizations can maintain copies of important files and recover earlier versions when needed.

The right configuration depends on the organization’s recovery goals, file environment, and tolerance for downtime or data loss.

Can SureSync help recover from accidental deletion?

Yes. When archiving is configured, SureSync can maintain versioned file copies that help users recover from accidental deletion or unintended changes.

This can make recovery faster than searching through traditional backup media, especially when the issue involves a specific file or folder rather than a full system failure.

How does disaster recovery software support business continuity?

Disaster recovery software supports business continuity by keeping important files available and recoverable when something disrupts normal operations. Replication can maintain current secondary copies, synchronization can keep locations aligned, and archiving can preserve file versions for recovery.

Together, these capabilities help reduce downtime, protect productivity, and give IT teams a clearer path to restoring access after an incident.