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Acronis delivers cyber protection combining backup, disaster recovery, and cybersecurity into a single agent for endpoints, servers, and cloud workloads.
Acronis is a cyber protection platform that integrates data backup, disaster recovery, anti-malware, endpoint detection and response, and patch management into a single agent and management console, pursuing a vendor consolidation approach that addresses the security and backup tool sprawl that IT teams at SMBs and mid-market enterprises manage across multiple separate point products. The platform's unified approach — branded as Cyber Protection rather than backup — reflects Acronis's argument that backup and security are inseparable: ransomware attacks target backup systems specifically to prevent recovery, and recovering from an attack requires both clean backups and confidence that the restoration target is not compromised. Acronis's integrated anti-malware scanning during backup and its AI-based behavioral detection layer address both the prevention and recovery dimensions of ransomware exposure from within the same agent that handles backup.
Dallas global infrastructure consulting (NYSE: ACM) at $16.1B FY2024 revenue with record $24.6B backlog Q3 2025; CEO Troy Rudd 3x market cap growth targeting data center/energy transition competing with Jacobs for complex infrastructure programs.
AECOM is a Dallas, Texas-headquartered global infrastructure consulting firm — publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: ACM) — providing public and private sector clients with professional services across the project lifecycle: advisory and program management, planning, design and engineering, and construction management for transportation, buildings, water, energy, and environment infrastructure sectors. In fiscal year 2024, AECOM reported $16.1 billion in revenue with 51,000 employees globally, reaching a record-high total backlog of $24.6 billion in Q3 FY2025 — representing strong pipeline growth driven by US infrastructure bill funding (IIJA), defense and government facility modernization, and data center and energy infrastructure expansion. Under CEO Troy Rudd (since 2020), AECOM's market capitalization has nearly tripled through a strategy focused on high-complexity infrastructure programs. Fortune 500 #291 (2023). AECOM traces its history to predecessors founded in 1910.
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