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BullGuard Releases BullGuard Backup as a Retail Product

11. December 2006, 2:50 Uhradmin

Today BullGuard releases BullGuard Backup as a stand-alone retail productcombining local and online backup with a user-friendly design and includingfull access to BullGuard Support. BullGuard Backup ships with 3Gb ofredundant commercial-grade online backup storage as standard, in addition toa local backup management tool.

“There has been a dramatic increase in interest in our backup solutionover the past year. Widespread access to high-speed broadband has madestoring your important documents and files remotely on a secure online backupdrive one of the most user-friendly and safe options available,” said PaulLeaman, UK Country Manager for BullGuard. He continued: “BullGuard Backupcombines both online and local backup and makes it very simple for the userto schedule automatic backup of key documents, music and photos.”

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