256-bit AES EncryptionBackup for Workgroups protects your data by encrypting your backup files. Three different levels of encryption support are available. To select the level of encryption that you want to use, open the Backup Server software, and then select Tools > Preferences > Encryption.
256 bit / AESTake advantage of Backup for Workgroups' built-in support for 256 bit AES encryption, which provides a high level of security to protect your sensitive data. 56 bit / BlowfishYou can also choose to encrypt your data with the 56 bit Blowfish encryption method. .
30 DAY TRIAL VERSION NOTE: ScramblingThe scrambling form of encryption is designed to store your data in a form that is not readable, to provide you with a certain amount of security while minimizing computation time. Encryption Occurs as part of the Backup ProcessBackup for Workgroups performs the encryption process as the files are backed up at the Client side. The Backup Client software encrypts the backup data prior to sending this information to the Storage Location. As a result, the data transmitted from the Client computer to the Backup Server is encrypted and protected. This prevents line sniffers from seeing the original backup content - protecting both you, your organization and your data. The Backup Server then stores the encrypted backup data on the hard drive storage device of your choosing.
Now that you know that Backup for Workgroups supports 256-bit encryption, we invite you to give it a try and download the 30-day Trial Software today. Click here to Download the Backup for Workgroups Trial Software.
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