Once that's done, though, the Secure Backup console provides all the tools you need. Malwarebytes Secure Backup uses the program, but it won't install it - you'll have to do that for yourself.

If you don't have Malwarebytes Anti-Malware installed then you should grab a copy now. You can run your backups at intervals of anything from an hour to a month, and if you choose the Email option then you'll be sent a report whenever your backup job ends. The final step involves setting up a backup schedule. Backing up a particular category is as easy as checking a box, but if you want to be more selective (or your data just won't fit in the 5GB space available) then a 'do not scan' option allows you to select files manually. Once your account has been set up, Secure Backup scans your system for documents, pictures, music and videos, and shows you how much backup space each of these will require. But if you do decide to upgrade later, there will be 50GB ($29.95 per year), 100GB ($59.95 per year) and 200GB ($119.95) packages available (click 'Upgrade Now' for more information). This is simple enough - enter your name, email address, password and so on - and despite the talk of 'trials', there's no payment information or anything else required. Or if you want to share a file with others then, again, you'll all know that it's clean.Īfter installation you'll be prompted to create a 5GB 14-day trial account. And so if you're ever infected by a virus and want to restore a backup, you can be secure in the knowledge that it's malware-free. Malwarebytes Secure Backup is an online backup service (created in partnership with SOS Online Backup) which scans your files with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, before uploading.

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