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Unlike many platforms we've reviewed, there's a clear emphasis on helping organizations to recover lost data. We particularly enjoyed the Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud overview video, which, despite the tinny audio, neatly sums up the product's main features.Īs we'd expect from an endpoint security platform, Acronis has AI-based detection routines and analysis tools to detect and prevent malware and ransomware, brought together in 'Acronis Active Protection'.īack in 2019, the platform even came 2nd place in a competition for which endpoint security products could best detect cryptojacking - the unauthorized use of someone else's computer to mine cryptocurrency. (Image credit: Acronis) Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud: Features

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Acronis encourages interested visitors to their site to use its price calculator.Īcronis also offer a free 30-day trial of Cyber Protect, without requiring any payment information upfront. There's a minimum monthly fee depending on where clients are based and the currency in which they. You can also save money by storing data in a client-side location rather than with Acronis' own data centers. The company claims this pricing model is best for organizations that have more workloads to protect with smaller amounts of data on each one - an office with individual workstations for instance. While we're on the subject of Gigabytes, Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud services can also be purchased based on the volume of data being protected. You can also choose to store backup data in one of Acronis’ 52+ global data centers, which is charged separately per GB. Acronis claims this pricing model is best for clients who have a smaller number of devices with larger amounts of data on each one (servers come to mind). This includes obvious appliances like laptops as well as virtual machines and servers. In other words you pay per number of devices or workloads protected. I have also been able to virtualize servers and get these installed into my ESXi system, though in this regard the VMWare converter is easier to use.In broad terms there are two main ways to pay for Cyber Protect Cloud. In the few years I have been using this product I have had to call on it several times to rebuild user desktops (after severe virus infection) from Acronis images and it has never failed me so far.

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I had a real hard time getting the Linux agent to work, but was able to piece it together from several on-line forums, so now have a really clear document of how to recompile the kernal with the agent compontents to create images of my Linux servers. I use the management console, the Backup Server and the Enterprise Server. I had a real hard time with the Group Server and got no real help from Tech Support on this product with the issues I was having, so just got rid of it.

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But having gone through it several times now, plus having used the product for several years I am now finding it easier to work with. I must admit that the documentation for v9 is not well laid out. I am also looking at a cloud provider that takes Acronis images to create a replica of my site as a standby, incase of flood, fire, riots, etc. This allows me to get the system up and running fast, while new hardware is gotten in to replace the failed hardware.

In case of hardware failure, the idea is that I can easily restore the image to new hard drives (if this is what failed), or convert my Acronis image to a VMDK file and then attach it to my ESXi server(s). I use the product mainly for imaging of my servers for Disaster Recovery, but I also have images of all user desktops.

Overall I have been fairly happy with the product. I am a user of Acronis TrueImage Enterprise v9.

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