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August 27, 2026 — 10 min read
Managed threat detection and response: a 2026 buyer's guide
August 27, 2026 — 10 min read
Managed threat detection and response: a 2026 buyer's guide
A 2026 buyer's guide to managed threat detection and response services, covering endpoint, cloud, identity and application layers, plus how to evaluate MDR.
April 07, 2014 — 4 min read
Is Your Data Covered in a Multi-Hypervisor World? Q&A With Acronis' Sam Roguine
April 07, 2014 — 4 min read
Is Your Data Covered in a Multi-Hypervisor World? Q&A With Acronis' Sam Roguine
It's every IT pro's job to stay on top of the latest technology trends that could help turn a profit or increase employee productivity. Virtualization is so commonplace — Gartner, for example, estimates that Windows servers are nearly 70 percent virtualized — that IT pros might not give it much thought. And that can create problems since virtual data must be protected, starting with the driving force behind virtualization: the hypervisor.
April 04, 2014 — 2 min read
Why Backup Deserves More Than One Day A Year: Weekly Roundup
April 04, 2014 — 2 min read
Why Backup Deserves More Than One Day A Year: Weekly Roundup
Backing up your data one day a year just won't cut it. Too many things can go wrong — and fast — and once unprotected data is gone, it's likely gone forever. Solutions such as image backup and deduplication are just two ways that IT pros and average Joes can quickly and efficiently ensure their data is backed up and accessible when they need it. Here are a few data recovery and disaster planning tips and tricks from around the web this week:
April 03, 2014 — 2 min read
What's in Store for the Future of Your Data?
April 03, 2014 — 2 min read
What's in Store for the Future of Your Data?
While we are creating mountains of online data at an extraordinary rate, not much thought is being given to the future of that data. For example, says Nat Maple, senior vice president and general manager at Acronis, consider that by 2032, it's not farfetched to predict that a United States presidential candidate will have a Facebook page that chronicles his entire adolescence. While this raises questions about privacy and the desire to protect potentially embarrassing online broadcasts, it also highlights the amount of insight we can gain in the future from the data we are creating now. Says Maple, "[This] creates an entirely renewed sense of urgency around storing the digital moments of our lives in a place where only we can access them."
April 02, 2014 — 2 min read
HIPAA Makes Data Protection a Top Priority for Health Care IT
April 02, 2014 — 2 min read
HIPAA Makes Data Protection a Top Priority for Health Care IT
Health care is in the headlines this week because of Monday's deadline for uninsured Americans to enroll in Obamacare. But a separate health care law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), has big implications for how providers store, protect and back up their patients' data.
April 01, 2014 — 2 min read
Acronis Harnesses Quantum Mechanics
April 01, 2014 — 2 min read
Acronis Harnesses Quantum Mechanics
As you probably know, Acronis not only has an amazing set of R&D laboratories but also close associations with a number of leading academic institutions. We placed a long-shot bet on quantum backup additions to our AnyData Technology, and I am please to tell you that it has paid off in spades. We have successfully created an entangled, yet stable quantum system that stores users' data reliably and at an incredibly high density.
March 28, 2014 — 3 min read
How Preparation Helped Iowa's CIO Prevent a Prolonged Data Disaster: Weekly Roundup
March 28, 2014 — 3 min read
How Preparation Helped Iowa's CIO Prevent a Prolonged Data Disaster: Weekly Roundup
Malware, ransomware, and electrical fires are just a few of the problems that can compromise a company's data — or make it disappear altogether. Any CIO could tell you that the adage, "Hope for the best, plan for the worst," can make all the difference when faced with a true data disaster. Here are a few data recovery and disaster planning tips and tricks from around the web this week:
March 27, 2014 — 2 min read
What Facebook Teaches Us (and Doesn’t) About Protecting Digital Memories
March 27, 2014 — 2 min read
What Facebook Teaches Us (and Doesn’t) About Protecting Digital Memories
For most people, social media sites like Facebook and Instagram are the option of first (and often last) resort to store photos and videos, from a child’s birth to the minutiae of daily life. Facebook users alone upload a staggering 350 million photos every day. Photo albums these days are mostly digital, accessible with a click or finger tap instead of packed away in the basement.
March 25, 2014 — 2 min read
Data Recovery 101: Image Backup Explained
March 25, 2014 — 2 min read
Data Recovery 101: Image Backup Explained
Data loss, whether on a small scale like an employee's computer crashing or a larger-scale disaster, can bring a business’ productivity to a halt and cost both time and money. One way that companies avoid data loss is through image backup, a continuous backup method that takes a perfect carbon copy image of a drive or an entire system. In honor of World Backup Day on March 31st, Joel Berman, an Acronis fellow and longtime IT professional, explains how image backup works — and how it can help IT managers recover quickly from a system failure:
March 24, 2014 — 2 min read
BYOD Certifications: The New Golden Ticket in IT?
March 24, 2014 — 2 min read
BYOD Certifications: The New Golden Ticket in IT?
As BYOD goes mainstream in the workplace, the stock of mobile-savvy IT pros is on the rise. Businesses need employees who understand how mobile and cloud technologies are changing the modern enterprise — and IT pros may soon be able to prove their chops with BYOD certifications. That’s right, we can expect a new IT class of card-carrying BYOD experts.
March 21, 2014 — 2 min read
The End of Windows XP and Putting People Before Technology: Weekly Roundup
March 21, 2014 — 2 min read
The End of Windows XP and Putting People Before Technology: Weekly Roundup
Windows XP's fate is sealed. On April 8, Microsoft will discontinue support and updates to the more than decade-old operating system. The deadline is no secret, but that doesn't mean businesses are ready for life beyond XP. More than 95 percent of ATMs in the U.S., for example, still run on the soon-to-expire OS, highlighting the data protection and security hurdles businesses must deal with. Here's a look at what the experts around the web have to say about XP's final days and other data-related IT challenges:
March 19, 2014 — 4 min read
Behind the Lens: How One Wedding Photographer Protects the Memories of a Lifetime
March 19, 2014 — 4 min read
Behind the Lens: How One Wedding Photographer Protects the Memories of a Lifetime
With the simple click of a smartphone you can take, store, share and even edit photos on the go. But when it comes to professional photography, the stakes are much higher. That's especially true for wedding photographers who are entrusted with capturing the Big Day.
March 17, 2014 — 2 min read
Data Protection Takes Center Stage at CeBIT 2014
March 17, 2014 — 2 min read
Data Protection Takes Center Stage at CeBIT 2014
The worldwide technology trade show circuit is in full swing, but there's one show that's in a class all to glimpse the future of high-tech and IT: CeBIT. The annual confab attracts thousands of attendees and exhibitors every year who are eager to experience the latest and greatest technologies that will disrupt how we live and work. The Acronis team was on hand yet again this year.