3-2-1 rule, RPO/RTO, and disaster recovery.
Ransomware losses are climbing. Local backups, done right, are still your best defense. Here's how to build a local backup strategy that actually surv...
Imagine your cloud data vanishes. This field guide walks through a realistic ransomware scenario, applying the 3-2-1-1-0 rule, RPO/RTO, and cloud-spec...
Local backups only protect against hardware failure, not ransomware. The 3-2-1-1-0 rule demands an immutable or air-gapped copy. Here's how to build o...
Stop trusting your local backup. It's likely a single point of failure. Here's a blunt, practical walkthrough to build a local backup that actually su...
Cloud backups are not inherently safe from ransomware. We argue for the 3-2-1-1-0 rule, with an immutable or air-gapped copy, and explain why testing ...
Snapshots alone can't save you from ransomware. We compare Veeam, AWS Backup, and tape to show why a layered strategy with immutable copies and regula...
Snapshots are fast but not backups. Tape is slow but offline. Here's how to choose based on RPO and RTO, and why you need both.
Snapshots aren't backups. Learn to set real RPO and RTO goals, follow the 3-2-1-1-0 rule, and test restores monthly. Blunt advice for data recovery.
Snapshots are not backups. I'll bust the myth that they are, explain the 3-2-1-1-0 rule, and tell you exactly how to build a backup plan that survives...
Snapshots are fast but not backups. We compare snapshots, cloud backups, and tape for ransomware-resistant recovery, showing why you need both.
You think your backups are safe? Think again. Ransomware now targets backup software. Stop relying on snapshots and start using immutable, offline cop...
Ransomware is targeting backups. Here's why the 3-2-1 rule isn't enough anymore, and how to ensure your backup software includes an immutable or air-g...