Hawthorne, NY (September 21, 2011) – HOB, Inc. today announced its clients' disaster recovery needs are being addressed with industry best practices leveraging the company's flagship secure remote access solution. The HOB Remote Desktop Virtual Private Network (HOB RD VPN) is the company's comprehensive, browser-based secure remote computing solution that provides 24/7 access to enterprises' data and applications, from anywhere, and at any time.
As companies have increasingly become dependent on the availability of critical systems, awareness of disaster recovery has risen significantly. With a disaster recovery plan in place, companies can ensure business continuity even in emergency situations. The capability to leverage remote data centers and co-location facilities enable companies to safeguard their technology resources and spread them across multiple locations, ensuring business continuity and mitigating the risk of an outage. In a recent Forrester survey of senior IT and business executives at enterprises worldwide, 68 percent stated that significantly upgrading DR and business continuity capabilities was a high or critical priority over the next 12 months.
By utilizing a secure remote access solution, companies are better equipped to recover from all types of disasters and emergencies. The benefit of secure remote access software from HOB is that there are no configuration costs and minimal administration expenses, as no software is required be installed on client machines.
The following are key advantages for organizations once a remote access solution is deployed:
Secure and platform-independent remote access via Web browser to all business-critical data and applications in your company network.
"To be prepared for disasters and ensure smooth business continuity, a readily available and easy-to-use secure remote access solution should be considered," explained HOB's CEO Klaus Brandstätter. "With this technology in place, such as our HOB RD VPN solution, enterprises can provide employees with access to virtual desktops, business-specific data and applications from any Web browser."
HOB, Inc. is a fully owned subsidiary of the software development and network service provider, HOB GmbH & Co. KG, which is headquartered in Cadolzburg, Germany. HOB, Inc. was founded in New Jersey in April 2000 and is currently headquartered in Hawthorne, NY. HOB GmbH & Co. KG is a mid-sized German software enterprise that develops and markets innovative remote access solutions worldwide. The core competencies of HOB, founded in 1964, comprise server-based computing, secure remote access, VoIP and virtualization. HOB products are deployed in small, mid-sized and large enterprises. One-third of the largest financial services providers are currently using HOB software. HOB has branch offices in France, Malta, the Netherlands, USA and Mexico. For more information, visit: www.hobsoft.com and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/HOBsoft.
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