Why Backup Matters in Health Care [Video]

Health care institutions have a lot of information to manage, from patient files to financial information. This is part of the reason that backup is so important – to ensure that these documents are easily recoverable in the face of disaster.

We've seen too many big-name health care providers get breached. If servers were destroyed or physical copies were damaged by a fire or flood, you need to be sure that you can quickly resume operations and restore affected files.

Under industry standards, health care providers are also required to keep records for a designated amount of time. Backups can be used to store this data and help you recover and provide access to the files when required. For more on implementing successful backup solutions that meet strict security requirements in health care, visit our healthcare backup page.