Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud August 2021 Release
News|25 August 2021

What’s new in the latest version of Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud?
The August 2021 release of Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud brings the following improvements:
Intuitive Section Management for Client Executive Summary Report
The Executive Summary report enables you to demonstrate the value of your services to clients. Further demonstrate your value in this report by adding, naming, or changing the order of sections within the report to better represent the organisation of your client’s business.
Differentiate the network protection folder path for Windows and macOS
Protect both Windows and macOS workloads within a single protection plan by specifying the Network Folder Protection Restore path for either Windows or macOS separately.
Increased visibility and management of links used within eSignature
You are now empowered to better manage links for the eSignature capability in Advanced File Sync and Share; allowing you to view, edit or even revoke shared links. History is also provided by link type and duration of link validity.
New third-party integrations
Easing your administrative efforts, Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud provides native integrations with commonly used RMM tools. The list of new integrations includes N-able RMM and N-able N-central.
You can read the full release notes here.
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