8th November 2011 Today, Rectiphy Corp., makers of backup and disaster recovery software solutions, releases ActiveImage Protector 3.1 with enhanced management features and off-site replication. ActiveImage Protector 3.1 provides many new enhancements to its management infrastructure such as remote push install, backup reconciliation, off-site replication and new scheduling options.

31st August 2011 Rectiphy Corp. has released ActiveImage Protector Linux Edition 3.1 with new features including the ability to backup live MySQL databases without having to stop the service, support for additional Linux distributions and a new streamlined approach for backing up Linux system disks. First released in January 2011, ActiveImage Protector Linux Edition features superior speed, support for most Linux kernels, optimization for virtual environments and hot image backups of live production applications now including MySQL databases.

13th June 2011 Rectiphy has released ActiveImage Protector for Hyper-V with ReZoom v3.0. Rectiphy, Corp is one of the few companies that focus on data backup and disaster recovery solutions for Microsoft's Hyper-V virtual environment. A single license of ActiveImage Protector for Hyper-V with ReZoom backs up live data and applications on a host along with all guest virtual machines without agents and can restore or migrate a single VM instead of having to restore the entire image. This new version features performance enhancements, new IO & network throttling settings, support for next-generation motherboards, along with image consolidation & unification options.

21st April 2011 Rectiphy Corporation has released ActiveImage ProtectorTM 3.0 (AIP) which adds major enhancements to its entire family of live data, sector based, backup and restore solutions for physical machines and virtual environments. AIP 3.0 includes powerful new features including Disk to Disk Copy, Bad Sector Skipping, the ability to restore image files to new virtual or physical locations and more.

31st March 2011 Rectiphy Corporation’s parent company NetJapan is giving away Rectiphy developed ActiveImage Protector IT Pro Edition to Japanese companies and individuals who continue to be affected in the aftermath of the recent Earthquake. AIP IT Pro Edition enables system administrators, resellers and solution providers to quickly back-up physical Windows systems in order to perform system repairs, maintenance or migrations to new hardware or virtual environments.

18th February 2011 Rectiphy Corp. has updated its popular ActiveImage Protector Virtual Environment Edition with the addition of its new ActiveImage Protector for Linux Edition. Rectiphy ActiveImage Protector Virtual Edition is an affordable, high-speed, sector-based hot imaging backup and restore solution optimized for VMware vSphere ESX, Citrix Xen Server, multiple Linux kernels and others.

26th January 2011 Rectiphy Corp. today added ActiveImage Protector Linux Edition to its family of backup and disaster recovery solutions for Windows and Virtual Environments. ActiveImage Protector Linux Edition features Hot Image backups of live systems, superior speed, support for most Linux kernels and optimization for virtual environments.

12th October 2010 Rectiphy Corp. today released its ActiveImage Protector (AIP) for Hyper-V 2.7.5 with patent-pending ReZoom™ technology. Rectiphy’s AIP was the first solution that allowed users to Hot Image a Microsoft® Hyper-V™ host along with all guest virtual machines and applications without shutting them down, vastly improving Hyper-V backup management. In another industry first, AIP’s new ReZoom feature can now restore the entire system, just one or multiple Virtual Machines, to the state they were in at the time of the backup.

28th June 2010 Rectiphy Corporation is pleased to have released ActiveImage Protector 2.75 - a new sector-based backup and recovery software that delivers spot-on virtual environment backup optimization. Rectiphy’s first version was released in Japan by NetJapan Inc. in 2009 and was extensively tested in corporate environments before bringing the product to the U.S. in May 2010.