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CrashPlan and CrashPlan PROe at Macworld/iWorld and MacIT in San Francisco
It’s a beautiful day in San Francisco and the annual Macworld conference is about to get underway. The cloud wranglers are putting the finishing touches on the booth, and we’re looking forward to...
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Code42 Named one of America’s Most Promising Companies by FORBES
We’re bursting with pride! Code42 is excited to announce that we have been named to the FORBES list of America’s Most Promising Companies. The annual list ranks 100 privately held U.S. companies with...
View ArticleCrashPlan, Java and Mac OS
This Tuesday, Apple announced that a small number of its computers had been attacked via a previously unknown vulnerability in the Java web plug-in. We’ve received many questions about how this affects...
View ArticleThe Power of Programming
Code42 Engineers’ Reflections We saw this popular video, and asked our engineers to weigh in. Here are some personal perspectives on programming from two of Code42’s finest: Zaki Khan, Front End...
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Happy Birthday, Douglas Adams
Did you see the Google Doodle today? It’s a delightful tribute to Douglas Adams, who would’ve turned 61 today. Photo credit: Wikipedia His good friend (and CrashPlan customer) Neil Gaiman remembered...
View ArticleJoin us to help the Victims of the Boston Bombing Tragedy
Our hearts go out to all the victims (and their families) of the bombings in Boston. At the same time, we were inspired by the heroic actions of the EMS, police and even the runners who—after already...
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A Great Place to Work!
Code42 is an incredibly fun place to work. From our beautiful location in northeast Minneapolis to free coffee and snacks to the ubiquitous celebration of nerd culture, our people love working here. So...
View ArticleCode42 Launches “Apple-ization of the Enterprise”
As rapid advances in technology give consumers more power for less money, they simultaneously make enterprise IT support significantly more challenging and complex. With the explosion of operating...
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Happy Independence Day from Code42!
Happy Fourth of July! We hope you have a fun and safe holiday celebrating America’s freedom! Our offices are closed; however, our Customer Champion team will be providing email support during the hours...
View ArticleWe’re Moving!
Well, no, not Code42. We love Minneapolis and our location right on the beautiful Mississippi River. We’re moving our blog content. Why? Honestly, blogs are kind of…well… 90s. Back in the early days of...
View ArticleCode 42 Software Rated “Excellent” in Gartner Enterprise Endpoint Backup...
Code 42 Software Inc., developers of award-winning onsite, offsite and online backup solutions, announced that the CrashPlan PROe enterprise backup solution received an “excellent” rating for product...
View ArticleCode 42 Software Wins 2012 Tekne Award
We’re proud to announce that Code 42 Software has won a 2012 Tekne Award! The Minnesota Tekne Awards honor Minnesota companies and individuals who play a significant role in discovering new...
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Code 42 Responds to Hurricane Sandy
Just a few weeks ago, my wife, our friends and I strolled through the East Village in Manhattan, looking for a restaurant to visit. It’s difficult for me to believe that my friends—along with so many...
View ArticleA Personal Perspective on Hurricane Sandy
I received a request from one of our Support members, asking if he could write a post on our blog about his experience working for Code 42. I was thrilled, of course! I enjoyed reading Xander’s...
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Code 42 Software Inc. named to Tech 200 List
Code 42 Software Inc. has been named to Lead411’s Tech 200 list of fastest growing tech companies in the US. The list ranks companies with the highest percentage of revenue growth from 2009 to 2011,...
View ArticleCrashPlan Users & Java – Safe and Sound
Last Friday the Dept of Homeland Security issued a warning advising computer users to disable Java on their computers. This was based on the discovery of a new vulnerability that could affect web...
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