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Over 5.5 million users rely on Acronis True Image every day
Backup software creates reserve copies of your data. In case of a data loss event, you can use these copies to recover the original data. Backups are useful primarily for two purposes:
i. To recover an operating system when it is corrupted or cannot start (called disaster recovery).
ii. To recover specific files and folders after they have been accidentally deleted or corrupted.
Back up all your data after every significant event in your system. For example, after you bought a new computer, reinstalled the operating system, or installed an important system update.
You can also schedule backups to run automatically and on a regular basis. In this case, you will always have the latest version of your data for recovery.
You can store the backed-up files on your machine, on an external disk, on a networked storage device, or in the cloud.
Yes. See these procedures for Windows and for Mac.
Yes. You can back up data on all computers, smartphones, and tablets registered for the same account. For more information on backing up multiple devices, see the procedures for Windows and for Mac.
Yes, you can. Online Dashboard allows you to track and control the protection status and backups of all computers, smartphones, and tablets registered for the same account. For more information, see the procedures for Windows and for Mac.
Acronis True Image provides the following types of protection:
i. Active Protection runs constantly in the background to protect your machines in real time while you work as usual.
ii. Antivirus Scans run on-demand to perform in-depth searches for malicious software throughout the whole system.
iii. Vulnerability assessment is a daily scan that runs in the background, detects vulnerabilities in your system and apps, and then assesses their severity.
iv. Identity protection prevents cybercriminals from stealing your personal information.
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