Acronis launches latest version of data backup products
Acronis has released the Acronis True Image Cloud and Acronis True Image 2016 – the newest versions of its backup solution for individuals, families and home office users
Aug 28, 2015
Acronis True Image is a full image backup solution that provides protection both locally and in the cloud – including pictures, videos, documents, applications, passwords, settings, contacts, events, and an entire computer.
The product features multi-device and new mobile device support – including Android, iPhone, and iPad devices and Windows tablets, and new online dashboard that lets users manage all devices from a single place, unlimited cloud storage and new personal archiving.
With the Acronis True Image Cloud, users can manage multiple device backups in one place. The new online dashboard allows a single user to manage the backup and recovery of multiple devices from one place – with the ability to access it from any device and location via a web browser.
Users can also store and archive data in the cloud. The Acronis True Image Cloud offers unlimited cloud space and the new personal archiving capability for moving large and rarely used files to the secure Acronis Cloud makes sure that users never run out of storage, while freeing-up hard drives to keep computers running smoothly. Users can access and view archived files from any device and can archive data by type and size.
Full Image Backup Technology
Powered by the Acronis AnyData Engine – a set of data protection technologies that capture, store, recover, control, and access any data from any location – the Acronis True Image features full image technology that ensures users never lose data by protecting everything with the ability to restore only what is needed – from a single lost file to an entire computer.
The new Acronis True Image ensures data security via a user-defined private key that uses AES-256 encryption and secure communication channels, securing data in transit and in the cloud. Only the owner of data can access and manage data protected in the Acronis Cloud, using a password.
Users can backup data to multiple sources and destinations, including a local drive, external drive, local or remote network, and the Acronis Cloud, as well as 3rd party cloud storage destinations available through local file system integration. Different backup plans may be setup for full system backup, specific files and/or folders.
The system is also optimized for Windows 10 and the most recent Mac OS X operating systems. Support is also included for Master Boot Record (MBR) and GUID Partition Table (GPT), BIOS and Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), and WIMBoot.
The product features multi-device and new mobile device support – including Android, iPhone, and iPad devices and Windows tablets, and new online dashboard that lets users manage all devices from a single place, unlimited cloud storage and new personal archiving.
With the Acronis True Image Cloud, users can manage multiple device backups in one place. The new online dashboard allows a single user to manage the backup and recovery of multiple devices from one place – with the ability to access it from any device and location via a web browser.
Users can also store and archive data in the cloud. The Acronis True Image Cloud offers unlimited cloud space and the new personal archiving capability for moving large and rarely used files to the secure Acronis Cloud makes sure that users never run out of storage, while freeing-up hard drives to keep computers running smoothly. Users can access and view archived files from any device and can archive data by type and size.
Full Image Backup Technology
Powered by the Acronis AnyData Engine – a set of data protection technologies that capture, store, recover, control, and access any data from any location – the Acronis True Image features full image technology that ensures users never lose data by protecting everything with the ability to restore only what is needed – from a single lost file to an entire computer.
The new Acronis True Image ensures data security via a user-defined private key that uses AES-256 encryption and secure communication channels, securing data in transit and in the cloud. Only the owner of data can access and manage data protected in the Acronis Cloud, using a password.
Users can backup data to multiple sources and destinations, including a local drive, external drive, local or remote network, and the Acronis Cloud, as well as 3rd party cloud storage destinations available through local file system integration. Different backup plans may be setup for full system backup, specific files and/or folders.
The system is also optimized for Windows 10 and the most recent Mac OS X operating systems. Support is also included for Master Boot Record (MBR) and GUID Partition Table (GPT), BIOS and Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), and WIMBoot.