A little more detail would be useful; things like data types, OS, intended destination, retention requirements, etc
There's lots of backup programs that will do it. I've been using a program called Handy Backup (see the link below) for many years & the basic version only costs $39. It can be set to automatically back up data or you can do it manually after setting it up (which is the way I prefer to back up). The thing I like about it is that it will back up data that I can't back up by copying & pasting because there are many long file names in the folders I back up that break the file name length limit for Windows but the program does it anyway. Once you get used to the interface the program works flawlessly. https://www.handybackup.net/handybackup-standard.shtml
