 In the event of fire, theft, or hardware failure, do you have a plan to protect all of your important files and data?
Fortunately, CityVault makes business-strength backup possible for everyone with an affordable, secure solution that’s simple to manage and even easier to use. CityVault is your business solution for remote data backup.
 $7 per Server per month
$4 per PC per month
AND $1 per GB*
Security
- 128-bit SSL encryption for data transport.
- 448-bit Blowfish encryption on data storage.
- Private encryption key options — manage your own private key to encrypt your data.
- Near Continuous Data Protection — CityVault automatically detects and backs up new and changed files every two hours.
Performance
- Automatic or scheduled backup — Tell CityVault when to perform your backups. Automatic is the simplest method in which backups are performed while your computer is not in use. Scheduled backups can be performed daily or weekly at a specified time of day.
- Block level incremental backups — Saves bandwidth and ensures future backups are lightning fast.
- Bandwidth throttling — You can tell CityVault to use more or less of your upload bandwidth so other higher priority services can run unimpeded.
Ease of Use
- Version (snapshot) support — Users have the option of restoring from multiple file versions up to 30 days in the past.
- Backs up SQL, Exchange and file servers — Protect mission-critical data easier than ever with CityVault.
- Network Drive support — The ability to back up networked or mapped drives.
- Windows Server support — In addition to Windows Vista and XP, CityVault also backs up your Windows 2003 and Windows 2000 servers. 64-bit Windows is supported.
- Open/locked file support — No need to close files in order to back them up. CityVault backs up all open and locked files, including Outlook PST files.
- CityVault’s easy-to-use interface was designed with the "non-tech-savvy" user in mind. It's as simple as selecting the files to back up, scheduling the times, and letting CityVault do the rest.
- Backup sets are pre-built for the most common file types. Advanced users may edit existing backup sets or create their own.
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