UltraBac Software, Inc. Employee Directory

Software DevelopmentUnited States11-50 Employees

UltraBac has been in the Windows backup & disaster recovery protection market since launching the first version of UltraBac in 1995 and has sold over 200,000 licenses worldwide.  Customers can now choose up to 3 levels of concurrent BDR protection in one backup operation: 

1. Image backup with dissimilar hardware and bare metal recovery.  Uses UltraBac's proprietary change block tracking (CBT) technology.

2. Continuous virtual replication of on-prem servers written to online storage or directly to Hyper-V and vSphere hosts for near instant failover, and

3. Continuous replication of on-prem servers to Microsoft Azure with near instant failover with no limit to the number of incremental replications which can be scheduled at any required interval (e.g. every 15 minutes).  Failed backups are self-healing as of the next successful backup.  An admin can select a replicated server and any required point-in-time to either test in Sandbox Mode or use DR Mode to failover or migrate to running in Azure in 1-3 minutes.

UltraBac also offers mountable image backup with file/folder level recovery plus bare metal disaster recovery that can be licensed for servers and endpoints with a built-in copy to the cloud for redundancy.  If a local backup is lost then the cloud copy can be mounted for file/folder/partition level recoveries or to perform WinPE based bare metal restores.  The only difference between a local & cloud restore is speed.

UltraBac also offers file level backup for fine granularity when backing up data partitions with full, incremental and differential backup options.  

UltraBac's image backup has two formats.  Classic image backups can be written to any device type which includes disk, tape, autoloaders, UNC, NAS, SAN, FTP, SFTP, TSM and the cloud.  SFR (single file restore) is UltraBac's mountable image format that can write to online storage and includes a built-in cloud copy feature for off-site backup redundancy.

Visit www.ultrabac.com to learn more.

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