Backups ransomware can't delete.
Each computer sends its data, encrypted with your company's own key, straight to off-site cloud storage. With Lock on, nobody can delete a backup until it expires - not even an attacker who has taken over the computer.
See it working
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This is the actual product.
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Built for your worst day.
Encrypted before upload
A key unique to your company encrypts the data on the computer.
Locked against deletion
Object Lock keeps every version until its retention ends.
Off-site
Stored in Backblaze B2 cloud storage, away from your office and network.
Files or whole computer
File backups and full image backups.
Your schedule
Pick the full-backup day and how many incremental backups run each day.
Restore tests
Shield runs test restores and records the results.
Get it back in minutes.
- Pick the computer, the date and the files - restore to a separate folder or the original place.
- Restore to another computer if one is lost or stolen.
- Every restore logged for insurance and compliance.
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace backup too.
- Removing a computer never deletes its backups.
Common questions
How long are backups kept?
You choose the retention per company - for example 30 days, or 90 days for law firms.
Can ransomware encrypt my backups?
Computers can only add backup data; they cannot read other companies' data or delete anything. With Lock on, a locked version cannot be deleted by anyone until it expires.
How do I know backups work?
The dashboard shows every computer's last good backup, and compliance checks flag any computer without a good backup in 48 hours.