Backing up your data, folders and system files is the only sure fire way to recover from a ransomware attack or deleted data. But you need to be able to recover your backed up data quickly and with surety that it will work. That’s why we refer to backup and recovery – one is not much help without the other.
We offer Backup Protection and Recovery Solutions from the leading backup specialist Datto. Datto Continuity solutions offer automated local backup on robust hardware purpose-built for data protection and replication to the secure Datto Cloud. In the event of an outage, users can boot virtual machines directly from the Datto device or in the cloud, allowing businesses to return to operations quickly.
We deliver Datto backup and recovery solutions as a service – so we are with you every step of the way – ensuring the right information is backed and you know how to recover if you need to.
Ransomware, like most illicit software, leaves an identifiable footprint as it takes over a server, PC or laptop. Datto devices actively monitor backups, and when a ransomware footprint is detected, notifies admins that they have a likely ransomware attack on their hands. From there, recovery is simply a matter of restoring from a previous backup.
This proprietary technology eliminates broken backup chains. Each time a backup occurs on an appliance, data is converted directly into a virtual machine, with the most recent backup image always being the base image. Data is always available immediately, both on and off-site.
Backups from Datto appliances can be virtualised locally on the Datto device or to the secure Datto Cloud, instantly, with the click of a button. Should a local disaster occur, a business can continue as usual in the Datto Cloud. Even while virtualised, systems can perform a normal backup schedule to both the Datto device and to the Datto Cloud.
Datto’s geographically diverse cloud is comprised of four data centres in Europe. All UK and Ireland data is first synchronised to the primary facility in the UK. A secondary location in Iceland serves as a means for replication for the primary data centre in compliance with the GDPR.