Policy control
Define backup source, destination, encryption, scheduling, retention, and notification options by job instead of relying on manual copies.
DPX use case
Secure Data Protection
Secure data protection starts with reliable backups that cover the systems your business depends on, then keeps those recovery points usable, isolated, and ready when operations are under pressure.
Secure data protection without tool sprawl
Backup teams often inherit a mix of systems: physical Windows and Linux servers, VMware, Hyper-V, and Proxmox, databases, file servers, NAS, and newer object workloads. Catalogic DPX gives those teams one data protection platform instead of a collection of disconnected point tools. DPX supports file, block, application, NDMP, agentless VM, S3 object storage, and catalog backup workflows, so each workload can be protected with the method that fits it best. This creates a simpler operating model with consistent scheduling, retention, monitoring, and restore from a single DPX environment.
Protection that follows the workload
Secure data protection matches each backup method to the risk, recovery need, and platform:
- Use block backup for efficient protection of Windows, UNIX, and Linux systems.
- Use agentless backup for VMware, Hyper-V, and Proxmox virtual machines without agents inside each VM.
- Use application-aware workflows for Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, SAP HANA, Exchange, SharePoint, and OpenText GroupWise.
- Use NDMP backup for NAS data and S3 object storage backup for bucket-based data.
What makes the protection secure
DPX combines coverage, governance, and recovery readiness so backup data remains useful when it matters.
Recovery choice
Restore files, applications, full VMs, block data, catalog metadata, and full systems using the right restore mode for the incident.
Resilient storage
Write backups to vStor, disk, cloud, tape, or supported storage targets, then use immutability and off-site copies where the risk requires it.
Secure data protection questions
What workloads can DPX protect?
DPX supports file, block, application, NDMP, agentless VMware, Hyper-V, and Proxmox, S3 object storage, and catalog backup workflows. That coverage lets teams protect traditional servers, virtual infrastructure, NAS, databases, and newer object data from one platform.
How does DPX help avoid recovery gaps?
DPX records backup metadata in the catalog, gives administrators multiple restore modes, and supports recovery ranging from individual files to virtual machines, applications, and bare metal systems. See rapid granular restore and disaster recovery.
How does this relate to ransomware protection?
Secure protection should include clean recovery points. DPX pairs backup coverage with proactive ransomware protection, vStor immutability, and recovery workflows that help teams choose a safe point in time.
Related DPX resources
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