Date of Article: 2014-02-12
Source of Article: PC World.
One problem I have seen time and time again is the loss of important data when either a hard disk crashes or a system becomes infected by malware. The best way to prevent these losses is by having backups. The best method of backing up your data varies by the volume of the data and personal preferences. For me this involves having dedicated data disks and making mirrored backups of them on a weekly basis after a thorough scan of my systems for malware to validate the effectiveness of my continuous system security software. My process takes several hours but I am willing to take the time after losing some data several years ago. This article describes another method of backing up individual systems that is cost effective and not that hard to do.
W.C.
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