Cloud backup works by replicating company data on cloud$-$based servers. This can be done in two ways:

Continuous replication: With continuous replication, the cloud provider copies your company's data to its servers as it changes. This is the most common type of cloud backup and is used by companies that need to always keep an up$-$to$-$date copy of their data.

Scheduled replication: With scheduled replication, the cloud provider copies your company's data on a set schedule. This is often used by companies that don't need to keep an up$-$to$-$date copy of their data at all times.

Once your company's data has been replicated to the cloud, it can be accessed from anywhere in the world using an internet connection.