Modern companies maintain most, if not all, mission critical information electronically. The decrease in the cost of storage, coupled with the increase in efficiency provided by digital computing, and advances in environmental awareness, mean that every day it makes more business sense to keep as much information as possible in digital format.

However, what do you do when something goes wrong with the storage devices? Modern hard drives are highly reliable, but they will fail at some point. There are a plethora of situations that can make it impossible to retrieve the information, such as electric spikes that damage the drives, water pipes breaking, or even a break-in and having the storage device stolen.

For these and other reasons keeping backups is critical to the peace of mind of the company. Information can be backed up to many different media. CD's, DVD's, Tape Drives, and external hard drives, are some of the forms that backup storage systems take these days. These all work in varying degrees of efficiency when your main storage device fails. However, as some of the failure items from the previous paragraph demonstrate, there are many situations that would render any and all storage devices at the same facility un-usable. A fire would destroy all media stored at the office, and all information stored in it.

Hence, it makes sound business sense to maintain all backups of your information secure, and off-site. The advent of the internet, along with the large amount of storage available thorough new data centers, have opened an innovative new way to keep your data safe and secure. Your mission critical data can, and should, be stored at a secure data facility, which provides redundancy for their data storage units, and makes the data available to you anywhere you have an internet connection.

Sigma Soluciones can setup automatic backups of your mission critical data to large data centers off-shore. The data is encrypted before being sent to the servers, and only you have access to the decryption key, making the contents of the data very secure. These data centers also provide data mirroring and storage device redundancy. So, if one of their storage devices containing your data should fail, they guarantee that the data is also stored in another device, so you never loose any data.

We offer two types of backup packages. The Personal packages are intended for single computer backups. The Advanced packages are intended for companies, or households with multiple computers, where the information to backup is stored in multiple computers.

The packages we offer are: