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Ransomware goes after your backups first

Attackers damage your way out before they lock you in, and AI helps them map your backup console, catalog and storage faster. Get the free For Dummies guide to see how they do it and how to make sure a usable copy survives.

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A scenario from the guide

The attack that deletes your backups using your own retention policy

There's no malware to find. The attacker uses valid admin access and lets your own system do the deleting.

Day 1

Console compromised

An attacker gets into the backup console with valid credentials.

Day 1

Policy quietly changed

Retention is shortened and a few alerts are disabled. Nothing is deleted.

Weeks 1 to 6

Clean copies expire

New backups look healthy while older ones age out on schedule.

Week 6

Production goes down

The recovery points you need are already gone.

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Could your team answer these today?

Surviving AI Ransomware For Dummies, Scality Special Edition walks through the questions that decide whether a backup is a real recovery option.

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?Would anyone notice a retention change?
?Is the audit record held outside the console?
?Can one admin both approve and make that change?
?Does an independent layer still hold the data?

What you'll learn

Protect the recovery path attackers target

Protect your backups

How attackers find your recovery environment and what to lock down first.

Build layered resilience

How five layers of storage protection keep a recovery option available.

Prove you can recover

How to measure restore speed and the cost of slow recovery before an incident.

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