What is Backup as a Service (BaaS)?
Backup as a Service (BaaS) allows customers to back up company files, folders and entire data repositories to one of our secure global data centres.
BaaS is simpler to manage than other offsite services. Instead of worrying about rotating and managing tapes or hard disks at an offsite location, data storage administrators can offload the maintenance and management of their backups to Hyve.
Users are able to protect their company’s data and information by reducing the risk of human error, data loss, hacking or cyber attack.
Extra mile support
Our extra mile support provides you with dedicated technical support engineers who will be assigned to your account. They will be familiar with you and your business needs, saving you time and money.
Data Sovereignty
Our backup solutions keep your data safe and secure. Our ability to backup your data in 35 different locations globally ensures that you comply with data sovereignty wherever you are.
Best-in-class infrastructure
Our infrastructure consists of technology from the world’s leading manufacturers including VMware, HPE, Juniper and Cisco.
Why does your business need BaaS?
Hyve’s BaaS solution offers an easy and cost-effective cloud solution for your offsite backup and archiving requirements, rather than using the traditional tape option.
BaaS helps businesses to:
- Scale their backups
- Store data to meet compliance requirements
- Only pay for what they use
Why use Hyve for backups?
Global presence
When choosing where to host your data, it is important to consider where your end-user is located. The shorter the journey to the data center, the better the performance will be. With 35 global locations to choose from you can ensure you close proximity to your customers, guaranteeing low latency.
Resilient power & cooling
Security is the backbone of our business. Therefore, to protect your business against malicious attacks, we have an extensive suite of security features available. We include DDoS protection with every plan, at no additional cost.
Resilient power & cooling
Our data centers all offer multiple layers of redundancy for power and cooling, from a minimum of N+1 at some sites, right through to N+N at others. Power is fed diversely from separate national grids with UPS and on-site generators available to take over where necessary, ensuring no drop in service.
20-minute hardware SLA
While a lot of our competitors offer a 20-30 minute SLA, this is for the response times of requests. If you select our recommended HPE BladeSystem servers, we can guarantee any faulty hardware will be identified, resolved and fixed within 20 minutes.
High availability built-in
We only offer high-availability platforms, running a minimum of two servers per customer to allow for failover if necessary. We eliminate single points of failure by using redundant BladeServer hardware to ensure your solution is running at optimal performance, at all times.
Extra-mile support
Our expert support team are here to support your machine and make complex hosting simple. We got rid of tiered support, so when you call, you get straight through to your dedicated technical support engineer who will be ready to help you immediately.
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