About Arcserve

Arcserve released Unified Data Protection (UDP) 11, a major evolution of the flagship data resilience platform that combines AI-assisted operations through the ArcGenie assistant, expanded agentless multi-hypervisor support including Proxmox, orchestrated disaster recovery with DR Runbooks, and a modernized Arcserve Console available in SaaS and on-premises deployments.

Arcserve Cyber Resilient Storage 2 expanded flexible ransomware protection by enabling immutable storage to be deployed as a virtual machine on major hypervisors, removing hardware barriers while adding UEFI Secure Boot, network bonding for high availability, and improved system health visibility.

Arcserve ShadowProtect 8.0, alongside ImageManager 8.1, introduced native host-based Microsoft Hyper-V protection to operate alongside proven agent-based backup, giving managed service providers flexible protection models and clearer, more auditable recovery verification across multi-tenant environments.

Arcserve introduced Cyber Resilient Storage, a reliable and cost-effective option for ransomware protection and compliance alignment by delivering immutable backup storage for cloud and on-premises workloads, seamlessly integrated with Arcserve UDP 10. 

UDP 10.3 delivered new AI-powered anomaly detection capabilities, which allows IT leaders to identify known threats through signature-based scanning, plus recognize suspicious patterns and behaviors that signature-based tools and humans might miss. 

Arcserve unveils UDP 10, an evolutionary step for the product lineup at Arcserve, which offered enhanced malware detection, flexible disaster recovery, improved data resilience, and versatile cloud support.  

Arcserve, the world’s most experienced data and ransomware protection provider, merged with StorageCraft, a category-leading creator of intelligent data protection, converged primary and secondary scale-out storage platforms, and world-class cloud backup and DRaaS services. The new Arcserve is a pioneer in unified data resilience, protecting data from ransomware, cyberattacks, and disasters through simple, flexible, and affordable data protection solutions for small and mid-size organizations. 

Arcserve introduces its third appliance series: the market’s first integrated appliances designed for disaster recovery, enabling companies to spin up copies of physical and virtual systems directly on-appliance, or in private and public clouds.

Arcserve UDP Cloud Direct is unveiled: The first cloud-native BaaS and DRaaS solution that combines full failover protection with consumer-grade usability and abolishes the need for a local appliance.

Arcserve Business Continuity Cloud is introduced: the market’s first fully integrated solution to prevent IT disasters from all three generations of IT infrastructures, on-premises and in the cloud, with flexible RTOs, RPOs, and SLAs. 

Arcserve acquires Zetta and expands its offerings with cloud-native BaaS and DRaaS. 

Arcserve introduces the second UDP appliance series with expanded capacity to protect up to 240 TB of source data. 

Arcserve introduced UDP Appliances, combining award-winning UDP software with purpose-built backup and recovery appliances for a cost-effective “set and forget” solution. 

Arcserve introduces cloud data protection with Arcserve Cloud, a service extension to our UDP platform, for offsite data retention and disaster recovery. 

Arcserve Unified Data Protection (UDP) software was introduced: The first software to combine industry-proven backup, replication, high availability, and true global deduplication technologies in a single, unified solution.

The Arcserve product line becomes a standalone, private company under the ownership of Marlin Equity Partners.

CA Technologies acquires Cheyenne Software and the ARCserve products. 

ARCserve BACKUP was introduced to automatically copy system information so that mishaps, such as power failures and equipment malfunction, would not destroy or erase it. ARCserve BACKUP quickly becomes a flagship product.

NetBack was launched: the first proprietary software program designed to back up, or copy and store data. 

Established as Cheyenne Software Inc. to develop and sell software for the emerging LAN market.