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Backup Encryption

With the growing need to keep data secure, by all means, don't overlook securing your database backup files. With computer backup software, the data in the backup file is stored in plain text and can be easily read just by using a text editor. Depending on the data types used in your tables, some data is much easier to view than other data. One option in backup systems is to create backup encryption. Like this you can protect your data and do not worry that an unauthorized person has access to your confidential data!

If you backup sensitive files to any backup medium like DVD, CD, FTP or an USB device and you need to secure your files with backup encryption, Titan Backup offers also military strength 256-bit AES strong encryption to protect your privacy.

If you backup sensitive files to any backup medium like DVD, CD, FTP or an USB device and you need to secure your files with backup encryption, Titan Backup offers also military strength 256-bit AES strong encryption to protect your privacy.

Titan Backup uses 256-bit AES encryption algorithm, which is widely used by security software, providing data protection. The backup encryption algorithm provides the required security of any files backup.

The files, protected with a backup encryption, can not be decrypted without the password.

Zip password protected - with this option selected Titan Backup will backup your files in a password protected zip file. You have to fill in the password and retype it for confirmation.


Data backup encryption is quickly becoming more important for companies seeking to conduct and maintain completely secure backups of their networked storage.

When your organization loses stored data, your organization may be subject to legal action. Even so, many organizations didn't make backup encryption to there stored data up until now, when most companies continue to turn their backs on backup encryption because they think it will lead to new costs, performance problems, and recovery headaches.