Continuous backup in the cloud
In vBoxxCloud you decide how long you keep deleted files and old file versions. Go back in time whenever you need to recover deleted files or files infected with ransomware.
Old versions of your files are kept for as long as you need them. Restore files with one click.
If a user deletes a file or an entire folder structure by mistake, you can quickly recover it.
Don't want to upload folders to the sync tool? Back up specific folders directly to the cloud.
Create a snapshot (a copy) of your folders at a specific point in time. Go back in time if your files are infected.
File versioning
vBoxxCloud keeps every file version, so you can recover them whenever needed.
- Recovering a file version never deletes the previous versions.
- You immediately see the version you have recovered.
- Decide which users can recover file versions.
Recover deleted files or folders
If a user deletes important data by mistake, you can quickly recover it in vBoxxCloud.
- Recover deleted files or entire folder structures.
- Restore only the deleted files.
- Roll back a specific part of the cloud.
Protect your files from ransomware
vBoxxCloud comes with anti-ransomware capabilities that help you recover from ransomware threats. Create a snapshot of a specific point in time to restore a healthy copy of your file structure.
- 1Determine when your files got infected: use the activity log to identify when your files became infected and encrypted by ransomware.
- 2Restore a copy of the healthy file structure: with the snapshot feature, restore your files to 1 second before the ransomware began encrypting them.
- 3Subscribe users to the new team share: after recovering the files, subscribe the users to the newly created team share.
Prevent permanent file deletion
Permanently deleted files cannot be recovered, so in vBoxxCloud you can make sure users can't delete files permanently.
- Activate the policy: enforce policies across the entire organisation and decide whether users can restore files or permanently delete them.
- Granular file permissions: set file permissions per folder and decide what users can do in a shared folder.