March 31 marks World Backup Day, an essential reminder of the importance of protecting your files in a digital environment that is increasingly exposed to risks.
In 2025, digital threats are diversifying: supply chain attacks, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, spyware, targeted spear phishing (whaling) or backdoors. These attacks can lead to the loss of critical data. Whether you are an individual or an IT service provider, regularly backing up your data is essential to protect your documents, contracts and sensitive information.
To help professionals better understand these challenges, Kiwi Backup hosted a webinar, available as a replay, on the theme: "Backup in 2026: between new threats and technological innovations", covering the following topics:
How the backup market is evolving and what users expect.
The reliability and security of cloud backups in the face of cyberthreats.
How cyber risks are perceived and how prepared businesses are for new threats.
Data sovereignty and the geopolitical implications of international hosting.
The technology trends that will transform backup in the years to come.
If you missed this webinar, you can watch the replay and discover all of our experts' recommendations for securing your data and anticipating future challenges.
Our tips for effective backup:
Schedule regular backups for continuous protection.
Adopt a multi-tier strategy: combined local and cloud backups.
Encrypt your data to secure your sensitive files.
Test your backups regularly to ensure they are reliable.
Train your employees in backup best practices.
Kiwi Backup: a trusted partner for your backups
Our backup solutions combine reliability, simplicity and performance, while incorporating eco-friendly practices. Whether you are an individual or an IT service provider, we help you protect your critical data and anticipate tomorrow's risks.
On this World Backup Day, make a commitment to protect your files or those of your customers. With Kiwi Backup, your data is in good hands.