ioSafe Shipping Disaster Ready Drive

ioSafe is now shipping its revolutionary Disaster Ready Drive -- an external hard drive packaged in a fire, flood and theft resistant outer housing. As the first disaster-ready computer peripheral, ioSafe has created an entirely new product category for small and medium-sized business continuity and disaster recovery. Combined with backup software and a 24/7/365 Disaster Response Team support, the ioSafe Disaster Ready Drive offers a unique, comprehensive solution for all critical business and personal data. "For the first time, a disaster contingency plan for your small or medium sized business can be implemented in minutes," says Robb Moore, CEO of ioSafe. "If your business experiences a flood, fire or hard drive failure for any reason, simply return the system to ioSafe. We recover the data, transfer it to a new system and send it back to you. Plug it in and you're back in business." The hardware, software and support are all included in the purchase price." Before ioSafe, businesses were limited to inconvenient and insecure offsite storage or unreliable tape or CD media stored in fireproof safes. The ioSafe Disaster Ready Drive is the only disaster ready external hard drive available on the market today. The near real-time automatic disaster protection is a major shift from the conventional, frequently inadequate approaches to data protection employed by the typical small business. The ioSafe system provides disaster protection with minimal day-to-day maintenance. After a simple plug and play installation, any backup software can recognize and work with the system. ioSafe's innovative design packages a lightning-fast USB 2.0 or FireWire interface with up to 400 gigabytes of PC or Mac compatible storage in a patent-pending fire, flood and theft resistant steel enclosure. Fifty percent of companies that experience catastrophic data loss go out of business immediately, and ninety percent do not survive the next two years, according to a recent article by Baroudi Bloor International. The ioSafe product represents the first Disaster Plan in a Box solution for small and medium-sized businesses. ioSafe enables rapid compliance with legislation such as Sarbanes-Oxley and HIPAA -- as well as industry-specific requirements including NYSE Rule 446 and NASD Rule 3500. ioSafe's revolutionary product simplifies small and medium-sized business disaster recovery, reducing costs and ensuring the ability to continue operations. Price and Availability: ioSafe Disaster Ready Drive MSRP $2995 - $3300. The product is shipping now. The ioSafe Disaster Ready Drive also includes the award winning Dantz(R) Retrospect(TM) Backup Software and up to five years support from the ioSafe 24/7/365 Disaster Response Team. ioSafe is the leader in disaster ready hardware solutions for safeguarding critical digital data. The revolutionary ioSafe Disaster Ready Drive is easy to install, simple to maintain, and provides 24/7 data protection for businesses and individuals. http://www.iosafe.com

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