EnduraData EDpCloud Replication Software for OpenBSD OS, Windows, Linux, Mac and Unix

EnduraData, Inc. announced the availability of its EDpCloud software for the OpenBSD OS, joining its Windows, Linux, Mac and Unix versions.

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It also announced a disaster-tolerance solution to help businesses, hospitals, and government entities survive ransomware attacks.

“The support of an obscure but powerful OS such as OpenBSD is important to give our users many options in the fight for their entities’ existence,” said Aba El Haddi, CTO and founder, EnduraData. “Combined with the new affordable disaster-tolerance solution, EDpCloud greatly improves the odds of an entity being able to return to normal operations at lower costs and in a faster time frame.“

He continued: “EnduraData strongly encourages businesses to implement disaster-avoidance strategies. But, if they are hit with ransomware, we’re also providing them with a disaster-tolerance solution to reduce the chance of data loss, to improve the odds of an easier recovery, and to help them resume operations and drastically reduce costs.“

After its 2018 ransomware attack, the City of Atlanta incurred recovery costs exceeding $2.7 million. Other private organizations keep their losses private, but the damages are growing by a staggering 80% per year since 2015 (see).

To develop the ransomware tolerance solution, the company worked with system and storage administrators, including some who were victims of ransomware.

“I have been using EnduraData Replication for over two years now. It is rock-solid and the new ransomware solution will protect businesses from devastating ransomware attacks,” said John Baker, manager, IT, Aitheras LLC, a Rockville, MD-based consulting firm and solutions provider to federal, state, local, and commercial clients.

Company’s replication solution allows users to:

• Mirror data in real time to one or more servers

• Synchronize data between different OSs

• Sync files between geographic locations, and between different cloud providers

• Create any number of snapshots

• Replicate data and create archives of previous versions

• Replicate data in a bi-directional fashion between servers or between VMs anywhere.

Customers can choose between using their own sites and servers, the cloud, or both. They can replicate data between physical machines, VMs, or any combination of the technologies.

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