Formerly Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office
Over 5.5 million users rely on Acronis True Image every day
“I was hit by a ransomware attack and a gentleman told me on the phone that I should pay a certain amount of money to get my data back. But in the back of my head, I knew that I had the ace card as I had Acronis True Image.”
Cybersecurity for home encompasses measures and tools to protect your personal devices and data from cyberthreats. It is essential because the criminals are using evolving technologies, and you need to make sure you have the latest software protecting your data. Acronis True Image provides an additional layer of personal cybersecurity and protects your data from the most recent viruses, worms, trojans, ransomware, cryptomining, identity theft, and other cyberthreats.
Acronis True Image protects your data from malware (including viruses, worms, and trojans), ransomware, cryptomining, and other cyberthreats. It also checks for vulnerabilities in your system and protects videoconference apps, as well as helps you monitor the safety of your personal information with Identity protection.
Yes. The private information that you share online can be leaked as a result of phishing, a malware attack, or a data breach. Active Protection detects malware, while Web filtering blocks access to phishing websites. In addition, Identity protection helps you monitor the safety of your personal information such as IDs, email addresses, credentials, financial information, among other sensitive data.
Yes, it is really easy to use. Just follow these instructions for Windows and for Mac.
Yes, Acronis True Image is a comprehensive personal cybersecurity solution, if you have an iOS or Android smartphone, you can use Acronis True Image to backup your mobile data such as photos, video files, contacts, and calendars.
Acronis True Image can back up your entire operating system, as well as specific files and folders. You can store the backed-up data in Acronis Cloud or your local folders, as well as on external HDDs, SSDs, USB flash drives, NAS, network shares, FTP servers, and some other storage devices.
Web filtering protects you from potentially harmful websites and untrusted web resources by blocking access or showing a warning when you try to open them. To determine which websites are potentially harmful, contain scams or phishing URLs, Web filtering uses a database with the latest updates.
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