- 7 August 2012 08:44
M.Tech introduces BackBox centralised backup and security for network devices
SYDNEY, August 7, 2012. M.Tech Australia, IT security, networking and storage solutions distributor, today announced BackBox, which provides a central location for securing all network device backups, ensuring quick and easy recovery.
The device provides recent, verified backups of firewalls, switches, content filters and load balancers, ensuring that critical infrastructure continues to function correctly.
Paul Lim, Regional Business Manager for M.Tech Australia, said: “When network devices fail, which happens too often, recovery can be difficult and outages costly. Failures come from many sources including hardware, software and operating system malfunctions, as well as misconfigurations, upgrades and high-availability replication.
“In all instances, recovery time needs to be short, and since home-grown scripts are often ineffective and unreliable, network administrators need verified backups in a centralised, secure location. BackBox provides these.”
The device offers a full reporting suite including a live dashboard with real-time status, a detailed backup log, and alerts and notifications.
Mr Lim said: “BackBox ensures compliance by providing a central function for disaster recovery plans. It supports DR planning and execution with the templates and procedures essential for quick and successful recovery.”
The device can be customised with a variety of options and supports automated and scheduled backups, three tiers of administration and web-based management. It features a hardened operating system, internal firewall, encrypted passwords and secure communication with all devices. Scalability ensures that BackBox can handle thousands of devices requiring backup.
BackBox was developed by international security company Safeway Solutions.
Price and availability
BackBox will be available in Australia and New Zealand from August. RRP starts at $A1,500 for 10 devices in Australia and $NZ1,900 in New Zealand. Join us for Backbox Webinar Topic: Disaster Recovery for Security and Network Devices Date: Tuesday, 28 August 2012 Time: 4.00pm – 5.00pm
You’ll learn about:
• Feature-Rich Solution – A full-featured backup system that is ready to deploy in the Enterprise.
• Scalable – Having all your backups in one place is important to ensure you can restore quickly and easily.
• Security Configurations – Infrastructure provides a secure repository internal firewall, encrypted passwords and secure communication with all devices mean you can rest easy.
• Comply with regulations – Helps organizations quickly and costs effectively meet those regulatory burdens with real-time, off-box backups.
Register yourself today with monicachong@mtechpro.com
About M.Tech Group
The M.Tech Group of companies is part of the Singapore Exchange-listed Multi-Chem Group. Established in May 2002, M.Tech is a leading regional distributor of IT Security, Application Delivery Network, Storage and Video Communication solutions, with operations in 25 cities in 10 countries in APAC. M.Tech is also an authorised training centre for security and network certified courses.
For more details about M.Tech and our full spectrum of integrated products and solutions, please visit www.mtechpro.com
For more information
Paul Lim Regional Business Manager, M.Tech Phone: +61.2.8987 0400 or +61 (0) 422 580 548 Email: paullim@mtechpro.com Web: www.mtechpro.com
David Frost PR Deadlines, for M.Tech Phone: +61.2.4341 5021 Email: davidf@prdeadlines.com.au
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