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17 August 2018  — 6 min read
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17 August 2018  — 6 min read
​Evolving Data Security in the Age of Ransomware
With ransomware on the rampage worldwide, data security has never been more important.
17 August 2018  — 5 min read
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17 August 2018  — 5 min read
The Best File Recovery Software - Easy, Fast and Reliable
learn about the best file recovery software, how to recover files if you accidentally lose them, a short guide on with 7 steps to keep your data protected
17 August 2018  — 5 min read
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17 August 2018  — 5 min read
What Is The Best Mirroring Software: A Guide to Duplicating Your Data
Put as simply as possible: the key behind good backup is having an exact copy of your original file stored somewhere safe. That way, if something happens to the original, you can use the copy.
16 August 2018  — 3 min read
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16 August 2018  — 3 min read
RAID 10 – What's RAID 10 And Why Should I Use It?
RAID is an acronym for Redundant Array of Independent (or Inexpensive) Disks. It is a method of storing information on multiple hard disks for greater protection and/or performance.
15 August 2018  — 7 min read
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15 August 2018  — 7 min read
Data protection? I don’t need it – or do I?
Cross your heart: When did you lose data last? No, not that you may not have found a phone number, but a really bad data loss, because the smartphone fell into water or the PC hard drive could not endure summer heat.
15 August 2018  — 4 min read
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15 August 2018  — 4 min read
You Can Back Up Microsoft Office Easily with Acronis Backup Solutions
Ask a few IT professionals if you should be concerned about hard drive failure, and you’ll hear a common refrain: Something like, “It’s not a question of if, but of when,” or “It’s just a matter of time.” Because you’ll experience some sort of data loss at some point – unless you prepare yourself.
15 August 2018  — 14 min read
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15 August 2018  — 14 min read
The Best Online Photo Storage & Photo Backup Options
Digital cameras have done more to revolutionize amateur photography than anything since Edwin Land introduced the instant camera in 1948.
13 August 2018  — 8 min read
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13 August 2018  — 8 min read
Best NAS for Mac – for Households and SMBs
For Mac users, there’s no better way to expand storage capacity and share files across networks than NAS.
09 August 2018  — 2 min read
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09 August 2018  — 2 min read
New Strategic Partnership Announced with Microsoft Azure
In the latest move to continually increase choice and flexibility to its customers and service partners, this week Acronis announced a new strategic partnership with Microsoft for deeper integration of Acronis’ data protection products with Microsoft’s Azure cloud services. The partnership will provide expanded access to the public cloud platform, giving customers another option for their backup storage and disaster recovery. As a result of the partnership, customers and service providers will be able to store their data or clients’ data in the Azure cloud more easily. That’s because Azure will be available as a possible storage destination in future versions of Acronis products, appearing alongside our own secure Acronis Cloud and other public cloud vendors.  The partnership expands the capabilities Acronis already delivers to those who rely on Azure.
07 August 2018  — 13 min read
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07 August 2018  — 13 min read
Using telnet to Test Open Ports
With the telnet command you can test if a port is open.
06 August 2018  — 3 min read
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06 August 2018  — 3 min read
Upgrading to Windows 10? Make a backup first!
Con frecuencia, las actualizaciones importantes en un sistema operativo pueden acarrear problemas a los usuarios particulares.
01 August 2018  — 2 min read
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01 August 2018  — 2 min read
How to open ports for Acronis Backup 12.5 installation on Microsoft Azure
For every VM that you create, in both Windows and Linux, you need to open five TCP ports.