Presented By: MICHAEL HOFFMAN President & CEO - Bolt Data Systems June 16, 2010 Data Backup for the Shared Platform.

Presented By:MICHAEL HOFFMAN

President & CEO - Bolt Data Systems

June 16, 2010

Data Backup for the Shared Platform

ABOUT BOLT DATA SYSTEMS

About Us

• Established in 2006

• Owned by 10 Telecommunications providers - Average years in business: 80-100 years

• 22+ highly skilled technical employees -Providing 7x24x365 service

• Regionally dispersed, but interconnected Data Centers

• All Service and Support – USA based

10 Owners, Multiple Data Centers

Facilities

• Two regionally dispersed, fully redundant data centers

• Fully concrete structures

• Dual redundant HVAC systems

• Dual redundant back up generators

• FM 200 – Zoned fire suppression system

• Digital surveillance system

• Biometric access control system

Services

• Managed IT Services

• Data Encryption

• Server Co-location

• Remote Server Hosting

• Virus & Spam filtering

• Disaster Recovery Planning

• Website Design

•Managed Security Services

•Virtual Private Networks

• Intrusion Detection Systems

• Internet Content Filtering

•Data backup and restoration

Benefits of Services from Bolt Data Systems

•Our services are managed

•24x7x365 toll-free support

•Local contact (IFN)

•Redundant data centers and systems

•Scalable solutions

•Affordable options

DATA BACKUP & RECOVERY:

Protecting Your Company’s

Electronic Information

The Wealth of Information

Your data is your…

Intellectual property

Electronic records

Productivity enabler

Foundation of relationships

How Data Is Lost

The most common reasons for data loss are: 40% Hardware Failure

29% Human Error

13% Software Failure/Corruption

9% Theft

6% Viruses

3% Natural Disasters

A Look at Offsite Data Backup

Helps to solve many “challenges” Backups are scheduled Continual data protection Automated, digital offsite storage On-demand recovery Scalable to meet needs

So Why Not Offsite Data Protection?

Storage costs

Understanding where data lives

I like to manage my own backup process and systems

Granular Controls

What is backed up?

Whose files are backed up?

How do you prioritize file recovery?

How quickly can files be accessed?

Enterprise Data Backup

Network Computers

Network Server(s)

Files are compressed &

encrypted before backup

Transmitted over secure,

encrypted private tunnel

If needed, data is

restored securely and

immediately

Geographically dispersed,

Redundant data centers

Disaster Recovery

Three main components

Automated backup

Offsite, redundant storage

Immediate recovery

Backup Is Great,But It’s the Recovery that Counts

Costs of recovery mishaps

IT cost

Downtime – for one, many or all

Re-creation of data - if possible

Business viability

Virtualization for Business Continuity

Reduces price and complexity of business continuity

Encapsulates OS/apps/data

Stores encapsulated data offsite

Allows remote access to systems

Easy, quick restoration

Creates a “mirror” of primary systems

Benefits of Virtualization

Speed of recovery

No duplication of hardware

Flexibility

Cost savings

Provide “insurance” for your data

Gain process efficiencies

Improve your IT infrastructure

Establish a disaster recovery plan

Free up time to do projects you really want to do…

If You’re Doing This “Right,” You…

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

For further information contact:

August Zehner

317-777-7123

[email protected]

Thank you for participating!