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Backup24 automatically stores an encrypted copy of your data offsite in our two datacenters.

After installing the Backup24 program (download it here), select the folders and/or files you want to protect, in the "Backup view" under "explore to pick files".

The Backup24-program will check daily what has been changed or added to the selected data. No action needed, it's automatic!

The Backup24-program will encrypt this backup-data before transmission (so it becomes unreadable for anyone that does not have the encryption-key, Encryption protocol AES = Advanced Encryption Standard) and compress it. Ultimately, the small and unreadable data-packets are sent over an internet-link to our two super-protected backup-datacenters.

When you lose data, all you need to do is select the needed file(s) in the "Retrieve view" of the Backup24-program, and the data is retrieved an unencrypted immediately (24/24 and 7/7). When you are not on the same machine and need to retrieve a file, there is also the possibility to use a normal WebBrowser and restore your files via our WebRestore webinterface.

Backup24 does not have any limits on the number of backup-sessions or data retrievals.

In this chapter you can find more details on the Security, the versions we store and the efficiency of our solution.

In the Help section you can find the FAQ and support-possibilities.

If you do not find the answer to your question, please contact us.


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From now on this website is also reachable from the link www.backup24.eu

Customer stories:

"The Backup24 sub-scription has been a life-saver for our company" Carine Olssen, Vinnie - after a computer-theft.

"Our decision (to sub-scribe to Backup24) was a golden one"                   Kurt Verstappen, Balloon Decors - after a diskcrash.

42% of tape-restores fail
According to a study 42% of the interviewed computer users that used tape-backups reported  that they were not able to retrieve data from their  tape-backup after a data-loss.   (Yankee Group - 2004)