Backup
Backup
Bootable clones, versioned snapshots and disk images — so that losing a machine costs an afternoon instead of everything.
Two jobs that get confused for one: a copy you can start a machine from, and a versioned archive you can pull last Tuesday’s file out of. Most setups want one of each.
Hourly versioned backups, including to a Linux server.
Scheduled clones and snapshots, with a bootable copy assistant.
Bootable copies, and Smart Update to keep them current.
Versioned, encrypted backups to storage you already pay for.
Deduplicating encrypted snapshots from one binary.
Deduplicating archives, compressed and authenticated.
Snapshots with a desktop app and a policy engine.
Sync and encrypt to sixty-odd cloud providers.
Bootable disk and partition imaging for the rest of the rack.