Backup is a task that seems mundane, right up to the moment you realize you’ve just lost an entire hard drive’s worth of data. That feeling of hopelessness is not something any of us enjoys, not to ...

I've done some searching but some things weren't clear to me... 1. When backing up to a friend's computer (not the CrashPlan cloud): a. Can I seed a personal hard drive and take it to a friend's house ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Code 42 Software Inc., developers of award-winning onsite, offsite and online backup solutions for consumers, businesses and the enterprise, today announced updates and ...

Cloud protection and backup provider CrashPlan Group LLC announced today that it has acquired enterprise data backup and recovery solutions company Parablu Inc. for an undisclosed sum. Founded in 2014 ...

I tried a few online backup services last year: Carbonite, Mozy, ProtectMyPhotos, and Titanize. I use Carbonite to back up my home system, but I have found the Achilles heel of online backup: it's ...

MINNEAPOLIS, June 24, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CrashPlan, a leader in cyber-ready data resilience and governance, today announced its integration with Microsoft 365 Backup Storage, enabling enterprises ...

With the demise of MobileMe upon us, you’ll need to come up with a new backup solution if this Apple service is your current backup method of choice. If you’re a fan of online, cloud-based backups, ...

Code42, the company behind the CrashPlan online backup service, stopped accepting new subscribers for its CrashPlan for Home plan on Tuesday, with the backup firm shifting its focus away from ...

If you’ve read any articles about Mac-based local and cloud backup software and services by me or any other long-time tech writers, you’ll know that, first, we largely recommended Code42’s CrashPlan ...

Cloud-based backup provider CrashPlan—which our friends at the Wirecutter recommended in 2015—announced earlier this week that it was getting out of the consumer backup game to focus on its enterprise ...

Code42, the company behind CrashPlan, just announced that it would stop selling home subscriptions in order to focus on business and education clients. CrashPlan has been a popular cloud backup ...