Protecting your backed up data has never been simpler when you implement the Veeam “Hardened Repository”. With this support, they helped many customers to adopt and implement this feature in-house on a Linux server, and then enable the Linux immutability feature introduced with the xfs FileSystem. Veeam implemented data immutability several years ago but with the latest version, Veeam extended the support for immutability to the Linux world.
In the data management world, this means the backed up data should not be modified, deleted or altered in any way shape or form, for a predefined period, after it was written to the backup target. Let’s first define the term immutability: The idea behind immutable data is that the data cannot be altered or modified after creation. In this article, I will take you through the technologies on offer, and the ways you can adapt them to suit your organisation. When it comes to data management and data backup, Veeam Software offers one of the best and cheapest ways to implement a secure backup solution that can minimise or almost eliminate the damage caused by a ransomware attack.
However, acquiring and implementing these technologies can cost organisations a lot of money. Many organisations are shopping for new technologies to protect their most important asset, data. This news is making big headlines, and the organisations involved always pay the ransom to the attackers just to try and minimise the damage to the organisation caused by the headlines and the attack. It has become a norm that every week that we hear on the news about another organisation falling victim to a ransomware attack. Following the news, and learning about other organisations falling victim to ransomware attacks, you might realise that your organisation is not immune from such an attack in fact, your organisation could be next, The question is, when?
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