Backup Software + Immutable Storage
Backups are only useful if attackers can't destroy them. Immutable storage means your backups can't be altered or deleted — even by ransomware or a rogue admin.
Why it matters
Modern ransomware hunts for and deletes backups first, then encrypts everything else. Immutable storage breaks that playbook: once written, a backup can't be changed or removed for its retention window — so you always have a clean copy to restore from.
What you get
- Immutable, tamper-proof backup copies
- Ransomware can't encrypt or delete them
- Automated, monitored backup jobs
- Fast, verified restores
- Covers servers, endpoints, and cloud data (M365 / Google)
Backup Software + Immutable Storage — questions, answered
Regular backups can be deleted or encrypted by an attacker who gets in. Immutable backups can't — that's the whole point.
Yes — cloud data needs real backup too, because provider retention is not a backup.
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