Online Data Backup
Our Managed Backup Service powered by CloudBerry, allows businesses to backup their critical data to cloud storage providers including Amazon S3 and Microsoft Azure.
How it Works
Our fully managed service protects your business data in the event of a disaster (e.g. hardware failure, ransomware, flood damage, etc.).
The CloudBerry Backup Agent backs up to local storage onsite for quick restore, and to secure cloud storage for recovery in the event of a disaster.
Our service can back up your data from various network locations (including network shares, NAS devices and mapped drives)* to secure cloud storage providers like Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.
*requires CloudBerry Ultimate license
Main Features
256-bit AES Encryption
Encrypt backups with up to 256-bit strong keys on source side. All data sent to the cloud is also encrypted using the SSL protocols to protect while it is in transit.
Cloud and Local Backup
Backup to cloud storage of your choice or set up local backup if you want to send only a subset of your data to the cloud and keep the rest on your local backup storage.
Scheduling and Real-Time Backup
Setup hourly, daily, weekly, monthly backups or specify your own schedule. Real-Time backup allows to backup files and folders on Windows Server on change or creation.
Multiple Cloud Storage Support
Choose one of the supported public cloud storage, including: Amazon S3, Amazon Glacier, Microsoft Azure, Rackspace, OpenStack, Google Storage, SoftLayer and others.
Network Locations Backup
Back up your network locations including network shares, NAS devices, mapped drives, etc.
Compression
Reduce data overhead, decrease storage costs, aid bandwidth and accelerate backup completion with optional compression.
Block Level Backup
Backup only modified or new portions of files to add them to existing online data pool.
Data deduplication
Also known as “intelligent compression” is a method of reducing storage needs by eliminating redundant data.
Image Based Backup
Block-level volume snapshots are taken and sent directly to the cloud, allowing dissimilar hardware or virtual machines restores.
