Who is BackupBee?
BackupBee is a trademark of Conperience GmbH. We are business service providers for IT service and digitization. We offer managed IT services in all areas.
The selection of our first-class tools and a low number of variants makes us specialists in our field. We attach great importance to the quality of the solutions and partners we use.
Only when we are sure that our customers will achieve long-term benefits with our solutions do we offer them.
Who is Conperience GmbH?
„We lead challenges to success by understanding customer needs“
With this mission, we founded Conperience GmbH on February 2nd, 2018. Simplifying challenges for customers is one of the most important goals that we have set ourselves.
"Challenges Simplified" is not just a slogan but a sign that seemingly insurmountable hurdles can be overcome with a structured approach. With a total of 40 years of experience in the IT environment, we are well equipped to provide our customers with added value in all relevant areas.
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In order to meet the demands and wishes of consumers, companies today have to do far more than they did a few years ago. Data must be better protected, services must be able to withstand higher access loads, websites and online shops must be permanently available worldwide without noticeable restrictions.
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The challenge of taking a holistic approach to implementation in today's digital world is an essential part of planning and developing IT infrastructures and organizations.
Sustainable support and solid management offer a cornerstone for the growth of our customers.
Trust, transparency and responsibility characterize our daily actions.
Why an extra page for data backup?
Ransomware used to be little more than a buzzword; today, unfortunately, it poses an all-too-real threat to businesses, governments, and individuals worldwide. The problem is twofold.
On the one hand, ransomware is designed to fully encrypt a victim's file system, potentially leading to permanent data loss. On the other hand, more and more cyber criminals are using ransomware to extort money from victims. Some surveys have shown that lost business for each incident averages $2,500, with companies paying millions in some cases to get their data back decrypted.
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As reports show, this threat is only increasing. For example, SonicWall saw a more than 100% increase in ransomware attacks in 2021. Although small and medium-sized businesses were hit the hardest, ransom demands in the 7 or even 8 figure range were often made. The highest confirmed ransom is currently $40 million, which CNA Financial paid in May 2021.
