It happens every day to businesses, to government and academia, and to people just like you.

We know. We see it all the time.

And despite your protestations that “I backed up my files — just not this month”, you could be in a world of hurt if your hard disk dies.

The reason? It could take a day or more — or it could prove impossible — to fully restore your computer to its current condition, even if you have a backup of your data files.

Here’s how to get your computer working again — the hard way:

• Reinstall your operating system from scratch. (Where’s that install key?)
• Reload one or all of your application programs. (Can you put your hands on the original CDs, downloads, and license keys — right now?)
• Recreate settings and logins and capabilities, and renew your licenses, from scratch.
• Then, once you get your operating system up to date with the latest security patches, follow through with software updates for your application programs.
• Finally, if you are sure that a virus, worm, or spyware program wasn’t the cause of your data loss in the first place, you can safely reload your data files, assuming your backups are complete and current.

If time is money, restoring from backup could cost you a bundle!

Your best preventive tool is a comprehensive backup plan. Good data backup can protect you from data loss, save you time and money, ensure business continuity, and give you peace of mind.

With so many options available, there is no reason not to have a backup in place.

We can help.

Why is backup so important?

• It protects you from hardware failure. If your computer — or worse, your hard drive — fails, you may lose all the data saved on it. Everything. Gone. In an instant.
• It protects you from malware, such as viruses and ransomware, that can infect your computer and destroy your files. With good backup, you can restore your files to a previous state, before the attack occurred.
• It provides data redundancy so that you always have access to your files. With multiple copies of your data saved in different location, you’ll never have to worry about corruption, failure, or loss.
• It gives you peace of mind: With effective backup, you can be confident, not panicked, in the event of data loss.
• It helps provide business continuity. In a small business, data loss can be catastrophic. Effective backup enables you to continue operations with a minimum of down time.
  • It puts you in legal compliance. Your industry may have legal requirements regarding backups of your data.
• It saves time. Recreate lost files is tedious and time-consuming, and it may prove impossible. With a backup you can quickly restore your files to their original state.
• It saves money. Losing data can be expensive, especially if you have to pay for costly data recovery services.

Who are we, and why should you care?

Backup by Landmark has been in business for over 40 years. We specialize in providing reliable and secure computer backup solutions. We understand the importance of safeguarding your valuable data. That’s why we offer state-of-the-art backup services to ensure your files are always protected. With our proactive approach to data backup, you can have peace of mind knowing that your computer is backed up efficiently and effectively.

I don’t wanna to do it!

Okay, if you want to be that way, here’s the straight dope. I’m talking to you.

You, your computer, your business, your everyday life are at risk from viruses, malware, even ransomware. Any of those could render your computer useless and your files inaccessible.

So maybe you got lucky. Maybe you weren’t targeted. Maybe you weren’t hit with an infection. Maybe you didn’t lose a file you spent a week — or years — working on.

Then maybe it’s your hard drive that blows out, taking the computer’s entire contents — and all of your precious files — with it.

Oh, sure, you’re covered. You backed up your documents and your photos last when?

What about Windows itself? Did you back that up? What about all of those installed programs and your personal settings?

What about your passwords? Your license keys? Your email? Will it all still be there after the hammer hits?

And finally, do you have the time to slowly and painfully reconstruct your digital life?

If so, read no further. You don’t need no stinkin’ backup. Good luck, and may your boundless optimism be a blessing!