Users who seek complete control over their backup methods may like Genie Backup Manager Home 9. GBM can comply with any backup strategy thanks to its three backup types: disaster recovery, backup to local, external, CD/DVD/Blu-ray, and FTP/FTPS.

Use 128-bit AES encryption or password protection to protect your backup. Genie Backup Manager 9 Professional Version supports 256-AES encryption. To ensure company continuity, use disaster recovery to keep your entire system safe against virus attacks, computer crashes, and hardware failures.

• Backup software with all the bells and whistles

GBM can comply with any backup strategy thanks to its three backup types: disaster recovery, backup to local, external, CD/DVD/Blu-ray, and FTP/FTPS.

• Security

Use 128-bit AES encryption or password protection to protect your backup. Try GBM Pro for 256-bit AES encryption.

• Wherever you go, keep track of your backup.

Receive email updates on the status of your backups straight to your mailbox.

• In the event of a calamity, you can recover your complete system.

To ensure business continuity, use disaster recovery to keep your entire system safe from virus attacks, computer crashes, and hardware failures.

• Backups can be accessed without the use of the software.

Use the quick restore option to restore your full backup without installing anything, or backup without compression to view and retrieve your backups directly from Windows Explorer.

• You have complete control over your backup procedure.

Backups can be forced to run at any time, backups can be suppressed while operating on batteries, and backups can be scheduled to run on your schedule.

• Environmentally friendly

With a few clicks, you can shut down your computer after a backup, run backups while logged out, and limit how much GBM can use of your resources.