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Acronis Joins Anti-Malware Testing Standards Organization

For better data protection

Acronis International GmbH joined the Anti-Malware Testing Standards Organization (AMTSO), further strengthening its position in the data protection industry by ensuring its solutions are more secure.

As a part of the AMTSO, the company will adhere to evaluation standards for data protection products and take part in establishing protocols and procedures for future technologies. Its contributions will improve security testing practices within the industry.

AMTSO is delighted to welcome Acronis as a member. Evaluating new and innovative approaches to security is challenging, but it is vital that users get the right advice and information. The expertise and experience Acronis brings will be a useful addition to our collective efforts to develop actionable guidance and definitive Standards for security testing,” said Dennis Batchelder, AMTSO president.

Acronis is focused on providing companies with fast, complete, and secure data protection through an integrated set of solutions, including backup, storage, DR, and file sync and share. The company simplifies backup and DR of critical data that improves IT productivity and data recovery times, while reducing management complexity and TCO.

Acronis’ secure backup solutions, such as Acronis Backup and Acronis True Image, include an active, artificial intelligence-based defence against ransomware. Called Acronis Active Protection, this technology effectively defends both user files and their backups by identifying and blocking zero-day ransomware attacks in real-time. In the past 12 months, Acronis Active Protection stopped 200,000 attacks across 180,000 consumer devices. This technology will potentially be extended even further by tapping into the AMTSO’s Real Time Threat List (RTTL) database.

Founded 2008, AMTSO is an international non-profit association focused on addressing the global need for improvement in the objectivity, quality and relevance of anti-malware testing methodologies. It was established to improve business conditions related to the development, use, testing, and rating of anti-malware products and solutions. The organization now has more than 50 member companies and is open to academics, reviewers, publications, testers, and vendors.

The new partnership will enable Acronis to leverage objective and statistically significant testing methodologies to prove its solutions are providing complete, secure data protection.

AMTSO is known around the globe for setting standards of independent tests. We’re proud to join the organization and help usher in a new level of data protection standards,” said John Zanni, president, Acronis. “With the increase in cyber threats specifically targeting backups, the value of security in data protection cannot be underestimated. Acronis is committed to working with AMTSO and adding proven security features to our solutions. We believe in our products and we’re serious about protecting people’s data.”

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