Sterling Storage Launches Big Cloud, Large Backup Solution for Enterprise

Sterling Data Storage LLC. announced its largest backup solution
yet – the Big
Cloud.

This backup system was designed for
companies needing to store large amounts without sacrificing the
advantages associated with cloud backup, including no large, upfront
capital expenses and minimal ongoing costs.

The big cloud enterprise backup serves
business customers needing to store at least 2TB of data.

"Sterling storage is committed
to staying on the cutting edge of our industry and continuing to
provide the best big backup solutions to our customers,"
said Jim Morand, CEO, Sterling Storage "We’re committed to
offering the best, most secure products in the business. We want our
customers to focus on running their businesses – not worrying about
the safety of their data,"

The popularity of cloud computing and
big backup has increased in recent years as SMBs grow comfortable
with cloud backup and learn about its benefits, which include high
scalability, unsurpassed data protection and affordability.

Demand for electronic storage is
estimated to increase by 61% over the next five years. As companies
grow and accumulate more data, their large backup needs also
increase. This service provides enterprise backup while continuing to
offer the speed and efficiency for which the company’s other products
are known.

Security features include multiple
backup locations, data encryption prior to transport and restricted
access – only the business owner can view the stored information.
Companies needing to meet regulations regarding their stored
information, such as those set by the American Bar Association, HIPPAA and
Sarbanes-Oxley Act, will find that the security measures used with
the solution maintain the safety and confidentiality of their
information.

Besides providing security for
important data, companies will find other benefits. The technology’s
scalability allows companies to pay only for the data they use. When
business growth drives the need for additional data, a company can
purchase additional backup space – all without requiring large,
upfront capital expenditures or ongoing costs related to upgrading
hardware and software.

It supports commonly used business OSs,
such as Microsoft, Mac and Linux, making it an accessible choice for companies. Backup focuses on changed content only.