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  How to best handle endpoint device backup

  By: TechTarget Data Backup

  Type: Essential Guide

  Remote backup of data on endpoint devices like laptops and smart phones is a challenge for IT staffs. Because these devices are often disconnected from an organization’s network, data created and stored on these devices can go unprotected for considerable lengths of time.

  In a study of 140 IT managers in the U.S., remote laptop backup software vendor Druva Software reported that 89 respondents said their organizations didn’t have a laptop backup policy. Endpoint devices can be backed up incrementally over the Internet with deduplication; the backup process can operate in the background while the user is working.

  This Drill Down takes a look at remote backups today, focusing on the challenges and solutions available to address endpoint device backup. You will learn the approaches for backing up laptops today so you can decide which approach is right for your organization’s specific needs.

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  Mobile Device Data Protection: Key Findings and Players in the Market

  By: TechTarget Security

  Type: eGuide

  In recent years, the use of endpoint computing devices in the workplace has skyrocketed. In fact, a recent survey revealed 84% of companies are experiencing moderate to significant growth in the use of these devices.

  As smartphones and laptops assume a greater role in today's businesses, IT pros must take the appropriate measures to protect the corporate data that is stored on them.

  This E-Guide quantifies the costs of a lost device, from both a cost and security standpoint. Read on to find out how your peers are leveraging data loss prevention technologies to minimize the risk and impact of data breaches and access an expert analysis of the key players in the mobile data protection marketplace.

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