Ransomware attacks are an existential business threat. By targeting backup systems to destroy data recovery options, they put business operations at risk. The impact is severe: half of affected organizations take more than six days to restore operations, and many never fully recover in terms of revenue and reputation. The key to effective recovery and getting back to business is restoring unaltered data quickly. Immutable backups should be the best line of defense, but many so-called “immutable” backup storage solutions contain weaknesses that attackers can easily exploit. Backup data can end up corrupted, or unavailable.
This webinar explores the concept of Absolute Immutability: a backup storage architecture where even the most privileged administrators can’t delete or tamper with data under any circumstances. This means ransomware attackers can’t either. Attendees will learn:
Common shortfalls of many so-called “immutable” solutions that ransomware attackers exploit
The three requirements to deliver Absolute Immutability
How to check if your organization is ransomware resilient through independent security testing
How to implement ransomware-proof backup storage with Veeam and Object First that reduces restore times while eliminating complexity.