The First Automatic Continuity Solution For Small and Micro Enterprises

Forget about back-up headaches with Z1 GEM automated systems

• Maintain three complete, bootable disks containing all your data, system, configuration, all ready for use
• The disks are hot-swappable, so that at least one can be kept safely away from business premises - so if the premises are demolished, your business data is not!
• 'Day before' data (files, system and configuration) are always available at the click of a button (this protects you from mistakes that inevitably will happen)
• All modified/deleted files are archived and can be retrieved immediately (this protects you from accidental or malicious changes)

Comprehensive data protection

• Disk crash - simply boot from another disk
• Other hardware failure - use your disk in a replacement server - any Z1 model will boot from any of your three disks.
• In the case of total loss of the IT infrastructure - you can use your off-site disk in a replacement server and use an off-the-shelf PC to connect to it.
• In the case of a deleted or corrupted file - drag and drop the last working copy

Z1 Self-Defence - protecting the system while in use

• High performance firewall
• Anti-virus scanning email and disk files
• Anti-spam email protection
• Remote access limited to secure protocols with full encryption

Email Archive - special and unique Zybert treatment of Email system

• All incoming and outgoing mail is ARCHIVED (this is much more than a backup)
• Email archive is IMAP compatible, accessible from any Email program
• Email archives are accessible as read-only to authorised users and are searchable (this gives you full knowledge of all authorised and unauthorised interventions in your business email traffic)
• Year/Month/Day structure of the email archive allows copying to a non-rewriteable medium on a regular basis - for instance, once a year

Help in compliance with the three rules that affect the management of electronic records (SOX)

• The first rule deals with destruction, alteration or falsification of records.
• The second rule defines the retention period for storage of records.
• The third rule refers to the type of business records that need to be stored, including all business records and communications, including electronic communications.