Educational institutions produce large mass of data daily, from university researches and studies to a kindergartener’s first finger painting. But the question is what does backup have to do with all this?

If you are an educator or a student spending hours on the new research that is due on Monday, or in a university lab having years and years of data collected on that large database, are you ready for a major system crash? What are you going to say when the supervisor comes and finds all the data is gone, the computer ate my homework. Well of course that’s what happened but would that compensate the loss?

The only way to safeguard your data from harmful system crashes and viruses is backing up your and Genie Backup Manager has the sleek, easy to use backup utility that you all need.  
 
Genie Backup Manager provides a wizard that is easy to use to backup and restore all your personal files and folders, programs and program settings, personal emails and more with a click of a button. It provides means to backup virtually to any storage type in one product; external and Internal hard disks SAN, NAS, and LAN locations , memory sticks (flash memory),CD/DVD media, removable media devices (floppy disks, ZIP disks, JAZ etc ...), FTP service, tape devices, and to the new and easy to use Genie Online Backup service, with this service, your data goes wherever you go, as you can access your data anytime anywhere all is needed is an internet connection.

Genie Backup Manager provides its users with the highest security options; AES encryption. This encryption method has been adopted by NIST as an FIPS-approved (Federal Information Processing Standard) symmetric encryption algorithm that may be used by U.S. Government organizations (and others) to protect sensitive information. Even if a mischievous student got access to next week’s exam, that won’t be a problem because your data cannot be decrypted even by the best of the best or then that person will have to answer to a different authority.

So why risk years and years of important data, back it up today; you will never know what might strike tomorrow.