Ransomware
Network files are encrypted overnight. MIRRO’s dated snapshots let you go back to the day before the infection, folder by folder.
Windows backup · Automatic · Encrypted
Your files get copied, encrypted and verified. Without anyone thinking about it.
MIRRO installs a quiet agent on your workstations and servers. It watches the folders that matter, sends only what changed, encrypts before uploading, and lets you restore any version, from any date you choose.
- No daily handling
- No cloud subscription
- Encrypted before upload
- Point-in-time restore
Last run
Completed- 02:00:04 DAILY frequency due — starting
- 02:00:11 Scanning 4 paths — 18,431 files
- 02:00:47 212 files changed since last snapshot
- 02:01:02 Packaging — 2 batches (150 MB cap)
- 02:01:35 Encrypting packages
- 02:03:18 Upload batch 1/2 — confirmed
- 02:04:56 Upload batch 2/2 — confirmed
- 02:04:58 Snapshot updated · email sent
The day it happens
A backup is used once. It has to be there that day.
Three ordinary scenarios. In all three, the only question that matters is: how old is the last clean copy?
Hardware failure
A drive dies without warning. The machine is replaced and the data comes back from the vault — not from whatever the user remembered to copy.
Human error
A deleted folder, an overwritten document, noticed three weeks later. The earlier version is still there and comes back on its own.
How it works
Four steps, on a loop, all year long
The agent keeps re-evaluating your schedule. When a frequency comes due, the run happens with no intervention.
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It waits for its turn
You define the frequencies: once, daily, weekly, monthly. The agent re-evaluates them at a regular interval and triggers whichever is due.
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It compares
Every watched path is scanned, then compared to the server’s last known snapshot. Only files that actually changed are kept.
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It packages and encrypts
Selected files are grouped into size-capped compressed batches, then encrypted on the machine — before touching the network.
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It uploads and confirms
Each batch is uploaded with its manifest. Until a batch is confirmed, its files are not counted as backed up. Then the snapshot is updated.
What MIRRO does for you
Everything you expect from a business backup
Nothing exotic: the functions that actually matter when a server has to come back up.
Per-company scheduling
Once, daily, weekly, monthly — per watched path, with a history of every trigger.
Incremental uploads
Compared against the server snapshot: a 200 GB folder doesn’t start from scratch every night.
Size-capped batches
Changed files are split into controlled-size packages so the client’s uplink never saturates.
Encryption throughout
Packages are streamed through encryption on the machine. If the key is missing, the agent stops instead of sending in the clear.
Dated snapshots
Every run leaves a dated state of the fleet. You restore to a date, not to “the last known state”.
Targeted restore
One file, one folder or a whole machine — from the console, without pulling back the entire vault.
Email notifications
A report after each run: what went out, what failed, what still needs to be retried.
Pause on demand
The tray icon pauses backup for a presentation or a trip, then resumes it.
Auditable logs
Every run, every file and every failure is logged server-side and readable from the console.
Admin console
One screen for the whole fleet
The console brings together companies, machines, watched paths and run history. At a glance you see who backed up last night — and who hasn’t backed up in three days.
- Status of each machine and date of its last successful backup
- Watched paths and frequencies, editable without touching the machine
- Run history, uploaded volumes and detailed errors
- Restore a file, a folder or a complete machine
- Accounts, roles and agent passwords
Preview of the fleet view
| Machine | Last backup | Status |
|---|---|---|
| SRV-ACCTG | last night, 02:04 | Up to date |
| PC-EXEC | last night, 02:11 | Up to date |
| PC-SHOP-03 | 3 days ago | Behind |
On your side
Your backups stay on your own equipment
MIRRO isn’t a cloud service rented by the month. The service and the vault install on a server inside your network: your files never leave it, and your bill doesn’t follow the growth of your data.
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Installed on your server
The service, its database and the vault run on your equipment, inside your network, behind your firewall. No copy of your files at a third party.
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No cloud subscription
No monthly bill per gigabyte stored, no egress fee the day you restore. Storage costs what your disks cost.
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Your capacity, your pace
Need more space or longer retention? You add disks — no plan to renegotiate, no next tier to wait for.
Restore
The only test that counts
A backup that doesn’t restore isn’t a backup. MIRRO keeps a dated state after every run: you pick the date, the scope, the destination — and you verify. We encourage our clients to run that test at least once a year, and we walk through it with them.
- By date
- Choose the snapshot to restore
- Targeted
- One file, one folder or one machine
- Guided
- Annual restore test with SIIO
Built to run unattended
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Windows service
Automatic startup, restart after failure, event log entries.
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Encrypted from machine to vault
Key delivered wrapped at authentication, never stored in the clear on the machine.
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Authenticated access
Short-lived signed tokens, hashed passwords, separated roles.
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On your side, not in our cloud
The service and the vault run on your equipment; the technical support is in Québec.
Is your data really backed up?
A 30-minute demo on your own fleet: scheduling, restore, logs. No strings attached.