You want to ensure that the data being backed up to online backup/remote backup/storage service is restored on the local machine, without any flaw.

It is IBackup's endeavor to ensure this.

Data recovery is a single step process in most of IBackup's application/product-suite - an entire backup set or 30 previous version of an individual file (in case of IBackup Professional - http://www.ibackup.com/professional) or previous Snapshot (in case of IBackup - http://www.ibackup.com).

To restore using the Snapshots feature of IBackup, you need to be a registered subscriber of the online backup service http://www.ibackup.com.

To restore entire backupsets or individual files using IBackup Professional, you need to be a registered subscriber of the online backup service http://www.ibackup.com/professional.

Recovery of data is specific to the IBackup utilities in some cases.

Example: In the case of MS SQL Server Restore or MS Exchange Server Restore or MS Exchange Brick Level Restore, data has to be recovered using specific techniques.

Data retention benefits are unmatched, with IBackup being the only service of its kind in the marketplace today that allows you to retrieve backed up data with the above combinations.