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Acronis
Cybersecurity
Acronis is a global cyber protection company, headquartered between Switzerland and Singapore, that combines data backup, disaster recovery, and cybersecurity into a single platform.
+$37.18
128.70%
30 days ago
$28.89
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Acronis was founded in 2003 by Serguei "Serg" Beloussov and has grown from a disk-imaging and backup software vendor into a broader cyber protection company that argues backup, anti-malware, and endpoint security should be managed as a single integrated function rather than as separate tools from separate vendors. Its core platform, Acronis Cyber Protect, combines backup and disaster recovery with anti-ransomware and antivirus capabilities, vulnerability assessment, patch management, and remote monitoring, aimed primarily at managed service providers (MSPs) and IT service companies that in turn support small and medium-sized businesses. The company operates with a dual-headquarters structure, with major operations in Switzerland and Singapore alongside a large presence in the United States and elsewhere, reflecting its global, channel-driven go-to-market model built around thousands of MSP and reseller partners rather than primarily direct enterprise sales. Acronis has built out a network of data centers around the world to support cloud backup and disaster recovery for its partners' end customers, and has continued to expand into adjacent areas such as email security and extended detection and response (XDR) as ransomware and other cyberattacks have become a more central concern for the same IT service providers that originally used Acronis mainly for backup. The company has raised significant private funding at a multi-billion-dollar valuation and has made a series of acquisitions over the years to broaden its cyber protection platform, competing with both traditional backup vendors like Veeam and Commvault and broader security vendors as the lines between backup and security tooling have blurred.
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