MyDefender
Easy cyber security
Regular virus and malware scans- Automatic backups and simple file recovery
MyDefender
Stop data theft before it starts
Scan your computer for viruses
Back it up to keep it safe
Set it and forget it cyber security
Choose your MyDefender plan
Starter
Great for devices with smaller amounts of data
Virus scanning
Automatic backups
100 GB of backup storage
Back up 1 of each device type
Plus
Protect several devices or larger amounts of data
Virus scanning
Automatic backups
250 GB of backup storage
Back up 3 of each device type
Pro
The best choice for protecting all your devices
Virus scanning
Automatic backups
500 GB of backup storage
Back up 5 of each device type
Expert
Protect up to 1 TB of data and unlimited devices
Virus scanning
Automatic backups
1 TB of backup storage
Back up an unlimited number of devices [[tooltip:MyDefender supports the following device types: workstations (laptops & desktop computers) and mobile devices. Microsoft 365, Microsoft SharePoint Online, Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace and Google Drive accounts also count as one device type. With this plan you can back up unlimited devices.
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Minimum contract
Set up fee
Cancellation
Overage fees
Do more than just back your data up
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Back up your whole computer |
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Standalone backups for better data security |
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Automatic backups |
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Set individual backup plans for different folders and files |
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Optimized storage usage with incremental and differential backups |
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Restore old backup copies |
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Back up your whole computer | |
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Hard drive
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Standalone backups for better data security | |
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Hard drive
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Set individual backup plans for different folders and files | |
MyDefender |
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Hard drive
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Optimized storage usage with incremental and differential backups | |
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Restore old backup copies | |
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Features at a glance
AES 256-bit encryption
Backup flexibility
Easy customization
ISO-certified data centers
Virus scans
Device protection
Supported platforms and operating systems
Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS
- Windows and Apple
- Android and Apple iOS
- Exchange Online, OneDrive, SharePoint Online, and Teams
- Gmail mailboxes, calendar, contacts, and Google Drive
Back up your business or servers
MyDefender — FAQs
A lot of the malware that’s doing the rounds is already registered in databases. This means it can easily be recognized. This doesn’t apply to completely new viruses, which can spread far and wide within a few hours. These outbreaks are often called zero-day attacks because they wreak havoc before the virus is a day old. Antivirus software with behavior recognition uses artificial intelligence to identify typical virus patterns and defend against new threats.
A lot of the malware that’s doing the rounds is already registered in databases. This means it can easily be recognized. This doesn’t apply to completely new viruses, which can spread far and wide within a few hours. These outbreaks are often called zero-day attacks because they wreak havoc before the virus is a day old. Antivirus software with behavior recognition uses artificial intelligence to identify typical virus patterns and defend against new threats.
Data loss can have lots of different causes. Hackers are constantly spreading new kinds of malware, and even operating system or program updates can cause vulnerabilities. Cybercriminals can exploit these weaknesses, and even the best antivirus software can’t offer 100% protection. Damaged hardware and accidental deletion can also result in lost data. That’s why it’s important to back up your data regularly. Whatever the reason for your lost files, you can restore them if you've made backup copies.
Data loss can have lots of different causes. Hackers are constantly spreading new kinds of malware, and even operating system or program updates can cause vulnerabilities. Cybercriminals can exploit these weaknesses, and even the best antivirus software can’t offer 100% protection. Damaged hardware and accidental deletion can also result in lost data. That’s why it’s important to back up your data regularly. Whatever the reason for your lost files, you can restore them if you've made backup copies.
Cloud storage is designed for accessing and sharing your files online. However, it doesn’t protect your data from damage or loss. We therefore recommend an online backup solution, especially for data that is sentimental or important to your work. Online backups automatically create copies of selected files, folders, or even entire workstations. These copies are then unaffected by any damage or malware attacks that may end up affecting the originals. Whatever happens to your data, you can restore it at any time using the backup.
Cloud storage is designed for accessing and sharing your files online. However, it doesn’t protect your data from damage or loss. We therefore recommend an online backup solution, especially for data that is sentimental or important to your work. Online backups automatically create copies of selected files, folders, or even entire workstations. These copies are then unaffected by any damage or malware attacks that may end up affecting the originals. Whatever happens to your data, you can restore it at any time using the backup.
Differential backups only back up the data that has changed since the last full backup, so as not to take up unnecessary storage space. Incremental backups go a step further by backing up only the changes since the last backup - be it a full or incremental backup. However, differential, and incremental backups are somewhat less reliable when restoring data because they do not contain all the data. Smart backup plans therefore combine full, differential, and incremental backups to achieve the best combination of reliability and storage utilization.
Differential backups only back up the data that has changed since the last full backup, so as not to take up unnecessary storage space. Incremental backups go a step further by backing up only the changes since the last backup - be it a full or incremental backup. However, differential, and incremental backups are somewhat less reliable when restoring data because they do not contain all the data. Smart backup plans therefore combine full, differential, and incremental backups to achieve the best combination of reliability and storage utilization.
You can create one or more backup plans for each device. For each plan, you can define which data source is backed up at which time and how long the individual backups should be stored for, for example. You can also specify the type, i.e., full, differential, or incremental. In addition, the detailed settings can also help you achieve your exact wishes. To make setup easier for you, you can also select from predefined plans.
You can create one or more backup plans for each device. For each plan, you can define which data source is backed up at which time and how long the individual backups should be stored for, for example. You can also specify the type, i.e., full, differential, or incremental. In addition, the detailed settings can also help you achieve your exact wishes. To make setup easier for you, you can also select from predefined plans.
No, if you're looking for a more comprehensive backup solution, we recommend Cloud Backup.
No, if you're looking for a more comprehensive backup solution, we recommend Cloud Backup.
