Vaulten: Set & Forget Approach in Data Backup Solutions
As we transition into 2017, the need for data backup solutions will remain just as important, if not more. Irrespective of the company size,data backup has become a priority with the emergence of new threats of the likes of virus attacks and ransomware along with human error and hardware failure.Traditionally it was a piece of cake for the large enterprises, who could afford on premise data centers. With the changing dynamics, MSMEs and SMEs have also realized the importance of data backup.
Bangalore based Vaulten plays a vital role in securely backing up data of MSMEs and SMEs and large enterprises. Vaulten offers cross platform online data backup for businesses and individuals.
Vaulten caters to the ever growing demand for safe and reliable data backup by offering a start of the art online offsite remote backup solution. The aim that drives the company is to provide automated and reliable backup solution at a competitive price to businesses and individuals to ensure business continuity.
Three Model Data Backup
Vaulten Backup agent encrypts clients’ data at source and enables unlimited versioning of data. This in turn induces a situation where, even if the data get attached with any kind of virus, it still remains safer till the last patch up – one of the perks of incremental backup.
Vaulten allows the data to be restored to an individual file level.
Vaulten’s primary backup server runs in data center to facilitate seeding and data-to-door, followed by replication into the cloud.Vaulten has 3 models Offsite, Onsite and Hybrid.
Offsite – data gets backed up to Vaulten servers. Encrypted data is backed up securely over the internet to Primary Backup Server located in the datacenter(s). The data from the
the datacenter(s)is replicated to AWS on real time basis, securing the data in multiple locations.
Onsite – data backup happens locally within the client’s premises. Encrypted data is backed up to the primary and replication backup servers installed on client's hardware.
Hybrid – data gets backed up locally and to cloud. Encrypted data is backed up to the primary backup server installed on client's hardware and replicated to the cloud (AWS) for enhanced data security.
Believing in ‘Data loss is NOT an option’, Vaulten has invested in technology and has partnered with companies holding IPs in various data backup technologies to come up with premium data backup service.
Spearheading the operations at Vaulten is Uttam, who holds a Masters Degree in Information Technology from Australia and MBA from the US. He brings to the team his experience and expertise gained during his tenure in Fuji Xerox Australia and Dialog Information Technology in Australia.
Vaulten has had successful strategic alliances with leading consumer electronics companies and OEMs. Rapidly expanding its customer base, Vaulten has breached the hundred paid users mark, and is now in discussions with channel partners as part of its ramp up plan. Vaulten is also in talks with potential investors to take the company to an aggressive growth phase.
Vaulten has invested in technology and has partnered with companies holding IPs in various data backup technologies
Offsite – data gets backed up to Vaulten servers. Encrypted data is backed up securely over the internet to Primary Backup Server located in the datacenter(s). The data from the
the datacenter(s)is replicated to AWS on real time basis, securing the data in multiple locations.
Onsite – data backup happens locally within the client’s premises. Encrypted data is backed up to the primary and replication backup servers installed on client's hardware.
Hybrid – data gets backed up locally and to cloud. Encrypted data is backed up to the primary backup server installed on client's hardware and replicated to the cloud (AWS) for enhanced data security.
Believing in ‘Data loss is NOT an option’, Vaulten has invested in technology and has partnered with companies holding IPs in various data backup technologies to come up with premium data backup service.
Spearheading the operations at Vaulten is Uttam, who holds a Masters Degree in Information Technology from Australia and MBA from the US. He brings to the team his experience and expertise gained during his tenure in Fuji Xerox Australia and Dialog Information Technology in Australia.
Vaulten has had successful strategic alliances with leading consumer electronics companies and OEMs. Rapidly expanding its customer base, Vaulten has breached the hundred paid users mark, and is now in discussions with channel partners as part of its ramp up plan. Vaulten is also in talks with potential investors to take the company to an aggressive growth phase.
