Former Acronis and StorageCraft Japanese Distributor Runexy Signed Agreement With NetJapan

NetJapan, Inc., publisher of backup, DR, and virtualization software solutions, has entered into a distributor agreement with Runexy Corporation.

Runexy is a Japanese corporation with background in distributing some of the most dependable data protection solutions in the Japanese market.

A backup strategy is vital to protect systems, and critical data for businesses and home users. A recent large-scale ransomware attack has been spreading across a number of countries and industries, and is causing serious damage. A backup strategy, such as ActiveImage Protector, is an effective method of protection against ransomware threats.

Background
NetJapan develops, markets and supports the ActiveImage Protector suite of products in North America, Europe and the AsiaPac region and Japan through contracted resellers and partners.

Runexy has been among the first to introduce technologies to the Japanese market, focusing on distribution of packaged software, and technical support.

This partnership benefits both companies and will expand the availability of backup and DR solutions and services to a range of users.

What is ActiveImage Protector?
ActiveImage Protector is a live imaging backup and recovery solution for Windows and Linux physical and virtual environments. Using sector-based disk imaging technology, it backups the entire disk drive which includes the system volume, all applications, user data and saves the created backup as an image file.

In the event of system failure, users can recover individual files and folders or restore the entire disk drive. If necessary, recovery of a HDD drive or files and folders may be restored to a physical or VM of dissimilar hardware from the source machine.

In addition to backup and recovery of on premise servers and workstations, ActiveImage Protector supports backup and recovery of cloud servers.

It is attracting attention as an affordable backup and DR solution that safeguards data against a ransomware attack.