FAQs

Yes. Fortinet solutions support security controls commonly required in regulated industries such as finance, healthcare and the public sector.

Acronis is used to protect business data, systems and devices through backup, disaster recovery, cybersecurity and threat detection. It helps organisations prevent data loss, recover quickly from incidents and defend against cyber threats.

Acronis is a cyber protection platform that combines backup, disaster recovery and cybersecurity in a single solution. It is often used as an alternative to managing multiple separate tools for data protection and security. 

Acronis packages are modular solutions covering backup, disaster recovery, endpoint protection, email security, file sharing and managed threat detection. Businesses can deploy individual packages or combine them to create layered cyber protection.

Acronis is both. It combines traditional backup and recovery with cybersecurity features such as ransomware protection, malware detection and vulnerability management.

Acronis Cyber Protect is an all-in-one platform that unifies endpoint security, backup and recovery. It is designed to simplify protection of devices and data from a single management console.

Acronis Cyber Backup focuses on fast, reliable backup and restore, while Backup Advanced is designed for more complex environments needing broader platform support and centralised control. Both protect data and reduce downtime.

Yes. Acronis includes ransomware detection and prevention alongside secure backup. This allows organisations to restore clean data if an attack occurs. 

Acronis Cyber Disaster Recovery enables organisations to recover systems by failing workloads over to the cloud during outages or cyber incidents. It supports business continuity when on-premise systems are unavailable. 

Acronis supports both. Organisations can restore individual files, applications or entire systems depending on the incident.