CrashPlan PRO

Continuous backup

The most important data is what you are working on right now. CrashPlan PRO knows the moment your file changes, ensuring your backup is always up to date.

No computer left behind

Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Solaris - they all need backup. CrashPlan PRO has cross-platform support in its DNA and runs equally well on Windows, Mac, Linux and now Solaris!

Engineered for laptops

Backing up a laptop is uniquely challenging. Having less memory, CPU, and I/O performance than their desktop and server brethren, they also operate in a wide variety of network conditions. CrashPlan PRO is designed to address these challenges in a continuous, quiet background operation providing unsurpassed laptop protection.

Complete backup protection

CrashPlan PRO protects your business by combining onsite, offsite and online backup in a single software solution.

• Onsite - Fast, convenient backup and restore that you control
• Offsite - Protection for your data in your office, in your home or on the road
• Hosted online - Insurance against fire, theft and other disaster scenarios

No monthly fees!

CrashPlan PRO is backup software that you own and run on your own hardware. There are no monthly service fees for running CrashPlan PRO.

How it works

With the CrashPlan PRO software installed, you can back up any computer to any number of backup servers in any location. CrashPlan PRO works over any network connection, including the Internet. As long as your CrashPlan PRO Server is Internet-accessible, your laptops are backed up regardless of location. Full communication and data transfer encryption provides secure protection in the office as well as on the road.

In addition to scheduled backup, CrashPlan PRO provides continuous, real-time backup protection. CrashPlan PRO detects data changes then waits for the changes to stabilize. Once the changes stabilize, it only transmits newly created data. If data is merely re-organised, no sending of data is required! This byte pattern differential approach conserves considerable bandwidth and reduces load on users' computers when compared to traditional backup differentials.