File Backup
File backup will back up each file saved on your local device—for example, your documents themselves, but not the applications that created them. It allows you to protect files such as folders, presentations, documents, projects, emails, or databases.
Xopero ONE file backup on all of the supported operating systems. The administrator can indicate a specific path, a system variable, or a predefined Xopero variable while defining a backup plan. Additionally, we take into account basic file attributes, as well as permissions on the Windows system (ACL)
When should you perform a file backup?
File backup protects your resources primarily against system crashes and ransomware attacks. Incremental or differential file backup is fast and has a relatively small size, so there is no storage capacity abuse.
Performing a file backup gives you the possibility to determine the importance of your resources. The more relevant and more frequently used ones should be backed up more often than those less important or changed occasionally. This will be determined automatically by a backup solution that will check the changes inside the files assigned to your backup plan.
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