Presented By: MICHAEL HOFFMAN President & CEO - Bolt Data Systems June 16, 2010

1. Data Backup for the Shared Platform Presented By: MICHAEL HOFFMAN President & CEO - Bolt Data Systems June 16, 2010

2. ABOUT BOLT DATA SYSTEMS

3. About Us • Established in 2006 • Owned by 10 Telecommunications providers - Average years in business: 80-100 years • 22+ highly skilled technical employees -Providing 7x24x365 service • Regionally dispersed, but interconnected Data Centers • All Service and Support – USA based

4. 10 Owners, Multiple Data Centers

5. Facilities • Two regionally dispersed, fully redundant data centers • Fully concrete structures • Dual redundant HVAC systems • Dual redundant back up generators • FM 200 – Zoned fire suppression system • Digital surveillance system • Biometric access control system

6. Services • Managed IT Services • Data Encryption • Server Co-location • Remote Server Hosting • Virus & Spam filtering • Disaster Recovery Planning • Website Design • Managed Security Services • Virtual Private Networks • Intrusion Detection Systems • Internet Content Filtering • Data backup and restoration

7. Benefits of Services from Bolt Data Systems • Our services are managed • 24x7x365 toll-free support • Local contact (IFN) • Redundant data centers and systems • Scalable solutions • Affordable options

8. DATA BACKUP & RECOVERY: Protecting Your Company’s Electronic Information

9. The Wealth of Information Your data is your… • Intellectual property • Electronic records • Productivity enabler • Foundation of relationships

10. How Data Is Lost • The most common reasons for data loss are: • 40% Hardware Failure • 29% Human Error • 13% Software Failure/Corruption • 9% Theft • 6% Viruses • 3% Natural Disasters

11. A Look at Offsite Data Backup • Helps to solve many “challenges” • Backups are scheduled • Continual data protection • Automated, digital offsite storage • On-demand recovery • Scalable to meet needs

12. So Why Not Offsite Data Protection? • Storage costs • Understanding where data lives • I like to manage my own backup process and systems

13. Granular Controls • What is backed up? • Whose files are backed up? • How do you prioritize file recovery? • How quickly can files be accessed?

14. Enterprise Data Backup Geographically dispersed, Redundant data centers Transmitted over secure, encrypted private tunnel Network Computers Files are compressed & encrypted before backup Network Server(s) If needed, data is restored securely and immediately

15. Disaster Recovery Three main components • Automated backup • Offsite, redundant storage • Immediate recovery

16. Backup Is Great,But It’s the Recovery that Counts Costs of recovery mishaps • IT cost • Downtime – for one, many or all • Re-creation of data - if possible • Business viability

17. Virtualization for Business Continuity • Reduces price and complexity of business continuity • Encapsulates OS/apps/data • Stores encapsulated data offsite • Allows remote access to systems • Easy, quick restoration Creates a “mirror” of primary systems

18. Benefits of Virtualization • Speed of recovery • No duplication of hardware • Flexibility • Cost savings

19. If You’re Doing This “Right,” You… • Provide “insurance” for your data • Gain process efficiencies • Improve your IT infrastructure • Establish a disaster recovery plan • Free up time to do projects you really want to do…

20. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

21. Thank you for participating! For further information contact: August Zehner 317-777-7123 azehner@indianafiber.net