CrashPlan is an Enterprise, cloud-based backup service which gives Drexel users the ability to back up their computer files in a secure online setting in the event of hard drive failure or other loss ...

Want to make sure your photos, music, and other data stored on your computer are safe even if something happens to your PC? Then it’s a good idea to either back everything up to another device ...

If you're running a small business, keeping all of your information safe is extremely important. Not only should a copy be kept off-site at all times, but it also needs to be stored securely.

Businesses big and small are waking up to a world where hackers, security breaches and data loss aren’t rare one-offs, but continual threats. And it’s not just a problem for the tech giants of the ...

Backup is a task that seems mundane, right up to the moment you realize you’ve just lost an entire hard drive’s worth of data. That feeling of hopelessness is not something any of us enjoys, not to ...

CrashPlan for Home just shut down its cloud service and its creators at Code42 are sunsetting service. People that use the service will need to move their data off the CrashPlan for Home servers as ...

You don’t want to think about backups: You want them to happen automatically, in the background, on all your computers. You want to access those backups from anywhere, from any device, from any ...

I haven't noticed any performance issues (on my quad core Sandy Bridge, so YMMV) due to the CrashPlan client, probably because it dials back its CPU usage if a user is actively using the computer (a ...

Editor’s note: On August 21, 2017, Code42 announced that it is no longer offering CrashPlan for Home. The company now focuses on business customers. As an enthusiastic evangelist for backups, I ...