Cyber attacks, environmental disasters, and human error can all cause catastrophic data loss. When that happens to your clients, you need a backup solution in place to restore their data.
But if your clients’ backups fail, you fail. They will blame you, and you will lose business — possibly YOUR business. Lost data leads to lost clients and can result in litigation, expensive legal fees, and reputational damage.
The harsh reality is… you’re messing this up, and you don’t even know it.
Unfortunately, 12% of backups fail daily. And the scarier thing is… you don’t even realize they’re failing!
That’s why backup protection is a two-part process: first, you need a proper backup solution, then you must continuously test and monitor your backups to ensure they are working as intended.
That’s a great start! But there’s a significant gap between having a backup solution and performing complete data restoration. Unfortunately, 58% of those who experience data loss never fully recover that data after they restore it. Even if you’re confident you have an effective backup solution in place, your clients can still suffer irrecoverable data loss in the event of an incident. And it will be your fault.
Yes, that’s exactly what we’re saying. Many MSPs are overconfident in their backup tools and think their process is infallible. Others fail to account for human error, which makes up as much as 74% of failed backups.
Unfortunately, most MSPs don’t realize there are gaps in their process (usually because they don’t know what to look for). And these gaps can lead to catastrophic data loss before you ever know there’s a problem.
Sure, your dashboard identifies successful and failed backups. But what about stalled backups? These are likely going unreported. Remember, no news is not good news! No Results Monitoring identifies the gaps in your process — the backups that don’t trigger a “Success” or “Failure” notification. If you don’t have this function, you’re blind to potential gaps. That means critical data is likely not backed up and can’t be restored later
It’s not a matter of if, but when. You might think you and your clients are too small or “under the radar” to be the victim of a cyber attack… False! 82% of ransomware attacks target businesses with fewer than 1,000 employees. Large enterprises have the resources and expertise to protect their data, but small businesses often lack this essential infrastructure. This actually makes you and your clients more vulnerable to a cyberattack or damaging event.
That’s a great start! But there’s a significant gap between having a backup solution and performing complete data restoration. Unfortunately, 58% of those who experience data loss never fully recover that data after they restore it. Even if you’re confident you have an effective backup solution in place, your clients can still suffer irrecoverable data loss in the event of an incident. And it will be your fault.
Sure, your dashboard identifies successful and failed backups. But what about stalled backups? These are likely going unreported. Remember, no news is not good news! No Results Monitoring identifies the gaps in your process — the backups that don’t trigger a “Success” or “Failure” notification. If you don’t have this function, you’re blind to potential gaps. That means critical data is likely not backed up and can’t be restored later
Yes, that’s exactly what we’re saying. Many MSPs are overconfident in their backup tools and think their process is infallible. Others fail to account for human error, which makes up as much as 74% of failed backups.
Unfortunately, most MSPs don’t realize there are gaps in their process (usually because they don’t know what to look for). And these gaps can lead to catastrophic data loss before you ever know there’s a problem.
It’s not a matter of if, but when. You might think you and your clients are too small or “under the radar” to be the victim of a cyber attack… False! 82% of ransomware attacks target businesses with fewer than 1,000 employees. Large enterprises have the resources and expertise to protect their data, but small businesses often lack this essential infrastructure. This actually makes you and your clients more vulnerable to a cyberattack or damaging event.
No Results Monitoring
Identify backups that get hung or stalled and don’t trigger a “Failure” or “Success” notification
Automatic “Intelligent” Ticketing
Open, auto-append, and close tickets
300+ Backup Application Integrations
Compatible with 300+ apps for convenient automated backups of all data and assets
A Centralized Dashboard
View all of your backup data in one place
Scheduled Reports
Keep your clients engaged with daily, weekly, or monthly reports
“The thing that keeps me up at night, aside from cyber security: backups. Let’s take this back. You have a cyber event, and you’ve lost your data. How are you going to get that back? Where’s your reputational risk? It all ties together, but I could not imagine not offering backups.
How many MSPs are checking those backups? It’s not enough just to say you’re offering backups. Are you actually checking those backups? Are you verifying the data? Are you pulling and restoring to do those tests? And are you showing that to your customers?”
Check out the Data Protection Checklist to perform a self-audit.
Backup Radar automates your organization’s backup monitoring and data protection processes, removing the burden of performing these time-intensive tasks manually. This saves your team time and helps protect against backup failures caused by human error.
No Results monitoring alerts your organization to backups that get stalled or go unreported — the ones that don’t trigger a “success” or “failure” notification. With other backup tools, these gaps can go under the radar and cause significant vulnerabilities without you ever knowing there is a problem. Backup Radar will alert you to backups that are not completed, so you can identify gaps in your process and address them accordingly.
Backup Radar integrates with over 300 applications, so you can rest assured knowing all of your data (and your clients’ data) is backed up and stored securely. See the full list of integrations here.
Our cloud services are hosted in Microsoft Azure and are geo-redundant. These data centers have been audited to SOC 1/SSAE 16/ISAE 3402 standards and meet PCI DSS Level 1 and HIPAA requirements. For more information, click here.
Backup Radar was designed for 99.999% service availability with geo-redundant storage and databases on the Azure platform. Since its inception, we have never had an outage lasting more than 30 minutes.