Axcient Business Recovery Cloud

Image-based recovery captures the operating system, applications, settings, and data as a bare-metal system image rather than saving only selected files. Axcient's Continuity Cloud documentation says these images can be virtualized in the cloud in minutes or hours. [Axcient Continuity Cloud](https://help.axcient.com/en_US/axcient-continuity-cloud)

Yes. Axcient's x360Recover platform is designed to restore full systems from image-based backups, including virtualizing a protected server when the original hardware is unavailable. File-level recovery remains available for smaller restores. [Axcient products](https://axcient.com/products/)

Axcient describes its Continuity Cloud as able to spin up a bare-metal backup image as a cloud virtual machine. That gives a business a temporary operating environment while the original server is repaired or replaced. [Axcient Continuity Cloud](https://help.axcient.com/en_US/axcient-continuity-cloud)

Axcient says its chain-free image-based backups isolate bad data blocks when corruption or malware occurs, reducing dependence on a long sequence of linked backup files. The current product documentation places this feature in the x360Recover business-continuity platform. [Axcient disaster recovery](https://axcient.com/solutions/disaster-recovery/)