Small offices and IT staff who need recurring copies of work files can set up scheduled backup jobs with Uranium Backup. The program supports cloud destinations alongside local storage, with options such as incremental backups, compression, and encryption for backup tasks.
Backup jobs can run on a schedule
Uranium Backup organizes work into jobs. For a job, select the files, folders, or drives to protect and choose where the backup should go. Scheduling lets the same task run repeatedly without having to copy the selected data by hand each time.
Local and cloud storage can serve as destinations
A job can send backup data to local storage or a cloud destination. This lets a backup routine keep a nearby copy for access and a separate cloud copy for off-device protection. Uranium Backup also supports FTP destinations for transferring backup data.
Incremental copies, compression, and encryption are available
Incremental backups capture changes since an earlier backup, which can reduce how much data each run needs to store. Compression can reduce the space used by backup files, while encryption protects their contents. These options let administrators tailor jobs to their storage and data-protection needs.
Pros
- Schedules recurring backup jobs
- Supports cloud backup destinations
- Includes incremental backup, compression, and encryption
Cons
- Some features require the paid Professional plan
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11
What does Uranium Backup do?
It creates backup jobs for selected files, folders, or drives and can run them on a schedule. Destinations include local storage and cloud services.
Does Uranium Backup support incremental backups?
Yes. Incremental backups capture changes since an earlier backup. The program also offers compression and encryption options.
Can a backup job send data to an FTP destination?
Yes. FTP is one of the supported destinations for backup data.
