Your files, in one place
Keep your website’s saved versions together, instead of piecing together scattered copies.
WEBSITE BACKUPS
A website changes. A useful backup history gives you a place to look back—so your next step feels a little clearer.
MORE THAN A COPY OF YOUR FILES
A useful backup helps you see what was saved,
what changed, and where to go next.
Keep your website’s saved versions together, instead of piecing together scattered copies.
Review additions, changes and deletions in a backup’s file details.
Explore the existing restore options from your website’s backup history.
THE DETAILS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
Your website’s history is more useful when you can see what’s inside it. Open a backup to review its files and the changes recorded with that version.
Explore website recoveryCONNECT. BACK UP. BREATHE.
Have your website’s FTP or SFTP connection details ready.
Follow the existing setup to select your website directory.
Return to your dashboard to review your saved backups.
A CLOSER LOOK
Virtually every hosting provider recommends or requires in its terms of service that hosted sites prepare for unintentional change or loss. Yet four out of five site owners don’t maintain a complete, up-to-date backup. As a result, remediation of a compromised site is usually difficult and expensive.
Websguard makes website backup simple, easy to use, and easy to understand. Below is an example of what your dashboard could look like if you had multiple backups already in our system. We clearly display for you all of the backups we’ve ever taken of your site, including what files changed, and include options on how to restore.
Websguard is a ready-made server that can keep track of all changes made to your web site. In conventional “Backup Mode”, Websguard can—daily, weekly, or monthly—capture your existing live site, storing each sweep as a different version.
Below is a screenshot of what a detailed backup version looks like. Not only do we tell you how many files were added, changed, or deleted, but we also tell you what files, and when it occurred.
YOUR WORK DESERVES A WAY BACK
Start with your website. Keep your backup history close.