Backup and Restore
Disk Image
Bare-metal backup and restoration of Windows partitions, workstations, laptops and servers direct from the cloud.
Fast and Secure Backups for
Restore your systems to
Physical
Windows
Disks & Partitions
Windows
Servers
Physical
Local Virtual
Machine
Cloud Server
Backup full images or partitions
Temporary spool space not required
Bare-metal restore via USB recovery media
Key Features to Protect your Data
Fast, bandwidth-efficient backups
Backup entire disk images, individual drives or partitions
Backup direct to cloud
Include unused sectors for forensic backups, or exclude for space efficiency
Incremental and scheduled backups
Temporary spool space not required
Restore disks or partitions back to any disk of the same or greater size
Restore files or folders individually
Restore as virtual disk files (.vmdk)
Restore to the same device or a different device
Restore to local virtual machine or a cloud server
USB recovery media for bare-metal restorations
Proven security and transparency
Fast, secure, encrypted and incremental forever
Chunking is a leap forward for backup software from the status quo. Using client-side deduplication, data is broken into compressed, encrypted chunks creating bandwidth and storage space efficiency. Our backups are incremental forever and after the first backup, you’ll never have to re-upload the full file again.
The software we use is reliable, configurable and secure by design. With quarterly software releases, community input also drives our development roadmap.
Compressed and Encrypted
During backup, transit and rest. The only time it is unencrypted is during a restore.
Frequently Asked Questions about Files & Folders Backup
Yes, all of those storage locations are supported.
Yes, we support running multiple backup jobs simultaneously, to the same or different storage locations.
Yes, the Disk Image backup will work on most newer versions of Windows Server.
The minimum requirements are:
Windows Server 2016 or newer
The USB Recovery option allows you to boot into a minimal Windows-like environment. Log-in to the user profile account, download the backed-up Disk Image from the storage location, and write it to the hard disks of the connected machine. This is a bare-metal type recovery.
Yes, however the destination device needs to be as large as the original. You can also restore as .VMDK file format, which allows mounting in many different virtual machine programs (VirtualBox, QEMu, and so forth).
There are no additional fees for egress of API calls, so you get straightforward pricing that eliminates the guesswork associated with using AWS S3 and other hyperscale storage services. Test and restore your backups without fear of egress fees