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Almost nine out of ten people worldwide make a backup of their most important data. The 68% of intrusions at home or at the workplace is often due to a human error, with consequences that can be mitigated with regular backups. These findings emerged from two separate research studies on the occasion of World Backup Day, held annually on March 31st, to highlight the importance of having a copy of files for personal and professional use.
According to a global study by Western Digital, 87% of these individuals actively make backups of their content, mainly to avoid losing important files (83%), free up space on their devices (67%), and protect themselves from cyber threats (42%). On the other hand, 36% of those who do not make backups say they don’t need it, 30% are concerned about taking up storage space, 29% think it’s a waste of time, and 23% are unsure how to do it. A staggering 63% of respondents agree that they would make backups more frequently if it were automatic and simple.
One practice that is particularly relevant to us. According to Clusit Rapporto 2025, the Italian Association for Computer Security, in 2024, Italy received 10% of global cyber attacks, with incidents increasing by 15% over a 12-month period.
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