What is Acronis?
Acronis is a global data protection and cybersecurity company used by millions of businesses. Their Threat Intelligence platform powers URL and domain reputation scanning inside Acronis Cyber Protect, an endpoint backup and security suite deployed across enterprise and SMB environments worldwide. When Acronis flags your domain, users running Acronis products receive warnings or are blocked entirely when visiting your site.
Why Acronis flags legitimate domains
- Automated ML scanning detected suspicious JavaScript or redirects on your pages
- Your domain was associated with a wider malware distribution campaign
- A reported phishing page was hosted on a subdomain or path of your domain
- Your domain appeared in malware sample metadata analysed by Acronis
- A shared hosting environment linked your IP to flagged resources
What a listing means for your business
Acronis Cyber Protect is installed on millions of business endpoints. A flag means your domain is silently blocked for users in thousands of companies, including potential customers and partners, without any visible error explaining why.
How BrandsDefender gets you delisted
We verify that your domain is clean, prepare the evidence Acronis needs, file the false positive dispute through the right channel and follow up until the flag is removed. No cure, no pay.
Frequently asked questions
How does Acronis decide to flag a domain?
Acronis combines ML-based heuristics, behavioural analysis of URLs in malware samples, and community threat intelligence feeds. False positives occur when a site shares infrastructure with a flagged resource or previously hosted suspicious content.
Does Acronis have a dispute process?
Acronis accepts delisting requests through their security team channels, but the process is not publicly documented and requires specific evidence formats. Our team knows exactly what Acronis needs to process a removal.