Encrypt backup data to avoid an unauthorized access to its content. This technique is as simple and effective as a door lock. Handy Backup is a perfect example of backup software with encryption. The solution supports 256-bit AES encryption (plus 128-bit AES and 128-bit BlowFish encryption).
Backup encryption protects your data copies by mixing it into an unreadable, inconvenient heap of binary codes. You can restore these data at any time by running a restoration task and entering a recovery password that you set up during backup. No one other than you can access backup data!
Handy Backup supports three types of backup encryption algorithms:
As backup software with encryption functions, Handy Backup provides some important advantages and possibilities. Let us shortly mention some of these advantages here:
While Windows backup encryption often consumes some time and system resources, Handy Backup uses effective data-processing algorithms almost eliminating any distractions and lags.
By default, Handy Backup stores backups with preserved native data formats. It allows browsing, restoring or even changing backup contents by any user who have an access to backup folders with traditional file-managing tools like Windows Explorer. To prevent it, encrypt backups.
When you create a backup task, select encryption by marking the appropriate checkbox on Step 5 (in an advanced mode) or Step 4 (in a simple mode).
After selecting this option, enter and confirm a password for your backups created by this particular task into appropriate fields below the checkbox.
Note: If you lose or forget this password, data restoration from this backup will be a very difficult task, as the Handy Backup Team has no access to your password or tools to recover or crack it! Please keep all your passwords in some secure place, to get access to your data when you need it!
Handy Backup performs Windows backup encryption “on-the-fly”, in a simultaneous mode with copying and compressing the files (if selected). As a result, it forms consolidated encrypted backups, which are allow no browsing or changing after. All you can do with these backups is to restore.
When you create a backup restoration task working with encrypted backups, you must enter an appropriate password for data decryption on Step 2* (regardless of a task wizard mode):
No additional actions to decrypt your backups are required.
Some data types often are more valuable, more unstable or more prone to some hazards and perils (including voluntarily hacking attacks, damage by ransomware, theft and unscrupulous changing) than most other information. These data require backup encryption on a regular basis.
For any particular activity or a task, there are some other usable applications for encrypted backup software. Handy Backup can serve for any of all of these needs, effectively protecting your data of any type with just a single password per dataset. Please download and try it!
In conjunction with an encrypted backup software tool, Handy Backup supports many storage types to protect your encrypted data from ransomware, theft or accidental destruction. Use one of these options, according to particular tasks:
Besides storage types mentioned here, Handy Backup supports many other data vaults, including commercial cloud backup storages, WebDAV-driven online services, mapped drives and shared folders on a local network, and even memory cards or sticks.
Review about Encrypted Backup Software
"We have a big amount of files to transfer and backup, and, therefore, we have a constant need to encrypt those data we save. I’ve purchased a copy of Handy Backup, and I’m completely glad to use it for protection. It is a 256-AES encryption, which is considered secure even for US government!"
J. Scott Pearsey, a team leader of PolyGrain Software