2,000 years ago,
a raging fire destroyed the Great Library of Alexandria, and with it, all of recorded history was lost forever—

or so it was thought.

Ancient library archive.
Fire and smoke.
Throughout history,
humankind has meticulously
recorded our knowledge

the Cloud & advanced
SaaS applications

Throughout history,
humankind has meticulously
recorded our knowledge

hard
drives

Throughout history,
humankind has meticulously
recorded our knowledge

archived
books

Throughout history,
humankind has meticulously
recorded our knowledge

papyrus
scrolls

Throughout history,
humankind has meticulously
recorded our knowledge

cave
paintings

No matter where data is stored, it is your responsibility to protect it.

Data is among our most important assets and the backbone of every business, enabling companies to better serve their customers, differentiate themselves, and maintain a competitive edge with valuable information such as:

customer contacts

financial records

service orders

and much more.

Organizations are ultimately responsible for protecting their own data. But how you protect your data is just as important.

Why
Independent Backup Matters

The concept of independence is fundamental to backups, and is a tried and true best practice. Even the world’s leading SaaS platforms acknowledge that their customers are ultimately responsible for independently protecting their own data.

Over 88% of respondents surveyed think that it is important to keep their backup data separate from the primary data source.

Own Brand Awareness Study 2023
The study surveyed 810 CEOs, CIOs and CISOs aged 18+ across the UK, US, France, Australia and New Zealand.

Get an independent backup for

Microsoft

Declare your data
independence

Having autonomy over your data is a right that no company should be deprived of. Through independent backups, companies can exercise ownership over their most important asset: their data.

For backups to be
independent, they must be:

Accessed through a separate login than the primary data

Managed with a different vendor than the primary data

Stored separately than the
primary data

We decided to go with Own because it is a non-native platform. In the worst case scenario, whether we lose access to Salesforce completely, we're still able to access and restore our data quickly because we can log into Own instead.

Kate Donaghy,
Head of Business Technology

Protect your business-
critical data

Continue your journey of
data independence today.