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IDrive Cloud Backup Launches IDrive Mirror
IDrive Mirror allows individuals and small companies to backup an infinite number of computers and server systems into a single account, enabling direct data backup and recovery from the IDrive cloud without the use of an intermediary storage
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CIO Applications | Thursday, May 27, 2021

IDrive Mirror allows individuals and small companies to backup an infinite number of computers and server systems into a single account, enabling direct data backup and recovery from the IDrive cloud without the use of an intermediary storage unit.
FREMONT, CA: IDrive Cloud Backup has launched IDrive Mirror, providing secure, cloud-based full image backups for Windows computers and server operating systems for protection against data loss and dreaded ransomware.
IDrive Mirror allows individuals and small companies to backup an infinite number of computers and server systems into a single account, enabling direct data backup and recovery from the IDrive cloud without the use of an intermediary storage unit.
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All data backed up with IDrive Mirror can be easily accessed or restored through the web or desktop application. The service backs up all machines, including operating systems, settings, installed applications, and more, while creating recovery points so users can take action quickly in case of disaster, which is crucial as more businesses and consumers have pivoted to working remote needing proper data protection as well as critical capabilities making their data easier to manage and more affordable.
IDrive Mirror detects any data alteration and performs incremental backups for each update made on a regular basis. This helps users to restore copies of their backed-up data to a period before the ransomware infection, meaning they will never be unable to access their own data.
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