How to Survive and Recover from Ransomware Attacks 
Are you prepared to recover from a ransomware attack? Cybercriminals love nothing more than infiltrating a network, accessing your data, and encrypting it so you can no longer access this data until a ransom is paid. Data Protection is your last line of defense when it comes to ransomware attacks; you need to ensure your data protection fortress is ransomware recovery ready. Catalogic can assist you in reviewing your backup strategy and what you need to do to prepare to quickly recover from a ransomware attack with Catalogic DPX.
Tips and Tricks – The 3-2-1 Backup Rule Enhanced
To ensure your DPX backups are available to recover your data, your organization should use the time honored 3-2-1 backup rule. This strategy for data protection states that your business should have at least three (3) copies of your data, on two (2) different storage media types, with one (1) of the copies offsite or air gapped in the cloud. Without backups to recover from and the offsite copy that ransomware cannot reach, you may be forced to pay the ransom to get your data back. Further, you need to have at least one backup copy that is verified as not crypto-locked or corrupted that you know you can recover from. Therefore, the rule is enhanced to: 3 copies, 2 media types, 1 offsite, and 1 verified recoverable. Catalogic DPX is the perfect product to enable the 3-2-1-1 rule and we are ready and able to assist you. 

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Catalogic 4.7.1 New Features and Enhancements

One step Master Server update

Further enhances the HTML user interface

Virtual Machine exclusions

Better password security

More local languages

Additional Cloud Providers – support for Wasabi Cloud Storage and Scality Ring

Top 3 reasons to use vStor

The DPX software-defined vStor backup repository lets you build your own backup targets to meet your unique performance and capacity requirements, without having to rely on expensive single-purpose appliances.

  1. No Additional Cost
  2. Flexibility
  3. Archive / Offload to Cloud
Cloud Storage is the New Tape
Organizations are increasingly moving to public clouds for long term backup storage. Catalogic DPX and  vStor makes it easy for you to  archive your backup datasets  to cloud object storage and to find them when you need them. DPX supports many cloud object storage providers including Amazon S3, Cloudian, MinIO, Scality, NetApp Storage Grid and Wasabi.
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Hyper-V Backup Enhancements, S3 Cloud Storage and more in Catalogic DPX 4.7.1

This month we announced Catalogic DPX 4.7.1 general availability. This release continues to build on the previous DPX 4.7.0 release by adding many new features and enhancements, including: One step Master server update – Updates of the Master appliance have improved to...

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Upcoming Features for Catalogic DPX
  • Enhanced protection from ransomware with Object Lock
  • Active detection of ransomware through live IO scan and change monitoring
  • Glacier and Deep Glacier support for NDMP archive jobs to Cloud
  • Network throttled cloud backups and vStor replication
  • Ability to recover single files from agentless backups
  • NVMe and SATA disk support for VMware backups
  • Enhanced settings and update management in vStor UI
  • Block level backup and recovery in the new HTML interface
Customer Voice Portal

Help us deliver the features and functions that you need. We have released a customer voice portal for our DPX customers to recommend and vote on new features, enhancements and functions for DPX. If you have a suggestion or simply want to vote on existing requests, please:

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