Protected, versioned backups you can restore after a ransomware attack
Ransom Vault is part of the Total Security tier.
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Where your protected backups are stored.
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What to protect
Each category protects a set of file types. Built-in types are locked; expand a category to add your own.
Custom folders
Back up specific folders on top of the categories above
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Vault settings
Backup schedule
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Backup time
Storage limit
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Skip large files
Files bigger than this aren't backed up — keeps VM images, ISOs and huge archives out of the vault.
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Back up open files
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Encrypt the vault
Off = restores on any PC with no key (best for recovery). On = drive contents unreadable if stolen.
AES-256
Hide the vault when idle
Advanced — keeps the vault in a locked container. Leave off unless asked; it isn't needed for protection.
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Excluded folders
Windows, Program Files, temporary files and the vault's own folders are always skipped automatically. Add any other folders here that you don't want backed up.
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Ticked files are written back to your PC (choose a folder for another-PC backups).
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Backup history
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Remove ransomware-encrypted junk copies, or wipe every backup to start fresh.
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Backups found on this drive
Each computer's backup is in its own folder. Pick one to restore its files.