Today Acronis announced the release of its new solution that protects companies’ full digital image, Acronis Backup 12. The nature of how businesses store data has changed, data location is no longer static and data can be stored on several devices and clouds. Acronis claims their new backup solution can protect data that resides in the cloud, on-premises, across virtual and physical systems, in remote systems, and on mobile devices. Acronis is also releasing other solutoins today to further help companies with the modern nature of data.

IT infrastructures grow ever more complex while at the same time ransomware attacks grow. This complexity and use of mobile devices can leave companies more vulnerable. This makes improving data backup and its recovery more important than ever. Acronis Backup 12 solution enables IT to have complete control over data location and its backup. IT administrators will know where data is located and who can access it, even data that is stored in the cloud. If there is data loss, Acronis Backup 12 offers multiple options for recovery including file, email, and database recovery; system recovery, including bare-metal recovery, active restore, instant restore, and vmFlashBack; cloud disaster recovery; and physical data shipment. The solution also enables migration of data, applications, and systems to any platform.
 
Acronis Backup 12 solution provides data protection for Microsoft Exchange, Office365, SharePoint, Active Directory, Windows Server, Windows PC, Hyper-V, Azure, and Azure Stack. Acronis Backup 12 will also support the upcoming Microsoft Windows Server 2016, including Hyper-V with resilient change tracking.

As data continues to grow business also migrate it to different platforms. Along with Backup 12, Acronis is also releasing several other solutions aimed at helping companies get better control over their data regardless of where it resides. These new solutions use a unified web management console to make monitoring easier for IT. The solutions can be deployed on any platform and are all powered by Acronis AnyData Engine.