With a cloud backup, your files remain safely stored even in case of theft, loss, or damage to your devices. Thanks to automatic synchronization and encrypted storage, you always have secure access to your documents via an internet connection.
Acronis | 1 year | Backup Software
Acronis | 1 year | 3 computers
Acronis | 1 year | 5 computers
Acronis | 1 year | 1 computer
Acronis | 1 year | 3 computers
Acronis | 1 year | 5 computers
Jottacloud | Unlimited devices | 1 year
1 year | Minimal | 5 computers
A cloud backup is an efficient way to store important files securely, outside your physical devices. Your data is automatically copied to an online storage location, protecting you from hardware failure, fire, or theft. This type of cloud storage offers convenience and continuity without the need to manually copy files.
Cloud backups ensure that your files are always available across multiple devices, as long as you have an internet connection. This is ideal for users who work in different locations or on multiple devices. Data transfer and storage are encrypted, which is essential for a secure cloud storage setup. You can select which folders or files to sync, and how often backups occur.
Cloud solutions use strong encryption and protected data centers to secure your information. In many cases, your backup is automatically encrypted before it's uploaded, ensuring your data cannot be intercepted during transfer. This reduces the risk of data leaks and is especially useful when handling sensitive or personal files. Multi-factor authentication and access control add an extra layer of protection.
A solid backup strategy combines local and cloud storage. This way, you benefit from fast access in case of local failure while remaining protected against physical damage or theft. Automatic cloud backups can be scheduled daily or even in real time, so you always have an up-to-date copy of your files. Need help setting up secure cloud storage? Visit our customer service page for personal support.