- Granular monitoring of files and file system behavior to detect issues before a backup happens
- Detection of encrypted files and tracking of the encryption process to know what files to restore
- Instant recovery of compromised data when needed to keep your business operations going
Initially NSB (NetApp systems using NetApp SnapVault secondary technology), later Catalogic’s own Windows-based OSS (Open System Storage) technology up to the modern so-called vStor repository. Even today, many customers still use NSB or OSS. In this on-demand webinar, we will show you how to switch the old and no longer developed technologies NSB and OSS to vStor!
Join this on-demand webinar to learn how your backup team’s cybersecurity posture can change from reactive to proactive with intuitive, granular detection to provide early notification of suspicious activity and potential data compromise by ransomware.
DPX vStor is a backup repository with modern, software-defined secondary storage protocols designed specifically to support your backup repository requirements. Combined with the comprehensive workload coverage of DPX and instant recoveries, backup and storage teams using DPX will be among the best prepared to recover from a disaster or a cyberattack.
Are you worried about falling victim to a ransomware attack? You are not alone! It’s hard not to be when businesses suffer ransomware attacks every 40 seconds. Ransomware has become one of the most significant cyber threats in recent years, and its impact is only expected to grow in the future.
In the ever-evolving landscape of data protection and enterprise server management, Catalogic DPX continues to pave the way with its advanced features and broad compatibility. With the recent release of Open Enterprise Server (OES) 2023, DPX takes it a step further by integrating seamlessly with this cutting-edge platform.
DPX vPlus is an enterprise-ready, agentless backup and snapshot management solution for Microsoft 365 and virtual environments. It allows you to reliably improve and automate backup performance, automate recovery tests, and significantly save resources, time, and money. Microsoft 365 backups and virtual machines backups can be stored on-premises, on a local file system or shared, or can be stored in the cloud using cloud storage.
The thing to remember is that backups can be an effective defense against ransomware only if they are done regularly and stored securely. Regular backups ensure that you have the most recent versions of your data available in case of an attack.
