Cyber Resilience Vault
First-generation cyber vaults are backup-based which severely limits the number of workloads they can protect due to the immense data copy requirements. They incorrectly assume that restoring unencrypted files is enough, without considering the need of eradicating all the invisible damage attackers inflicted while they roamed around your network for months.
Our Cyber Resilience Vault eliminates those restrictions by leveraging CyberVR's digital twin technology and immutable storage snapshots. The combination lets organizations preserve evidence for forensics, while instantly delivering an air-gapped, automated cleaning room where systems can be triaged, cleaned, hardened, validated, and re-protected.
Now you can safely and confidently iterate recovery processes infinite times before, during, and after incidents occur. Never get caught off-guard again.
If CyberVR offers fast and predictable recovery, why do we need a vault? For more control and fewer disruptions.
Cyber Resilience Vaults based on CyberVR can be deployed in the topology that best meets your needs
In-Place
In-array immutable snapshots with capacity efficient and automated virtual-air-gap recovery through CyberVR on existing compute infrastructure
Compute Only
Isolated compute environment with dedicated management plane (vault), connected via FC to production array and snapshots. In-vault recovery with CyberVR
Dedicated
Fully isolated compute, storage, and management plane (vault) with secure and fast FC replication ingest. In-vault recovery with CyberVR
Why it makes a difference
Proven Recovery
Effortlessly test recovery processes at scale
Immutability
Hardware immutability with guaranteed retention
Collaboration
Validate recovery efforts across multidisciplinary teams
Automation
VMs, Bare Metal, Networks, Applications, and Storage
Isolated Recovery
Agility for scanning, eradication, and hardening
Fast Recovery
Efficient snaps mean near-instant recovery at scale
Our vault helps you identify the blast radius by correlating storage, compute, network, and applications to accelerate recovery, eradication, and hardening.
Things to look for in a Vault
- Low-level Immutability
- High performance and storage efficient.
- Immune from administrative deletion or NTP tampering.
- Instant and Automated Recovery
- End-to-end automation including capacity efficient data recovery, compute, network, and applications.
- Scalability for all Required Workloads
- Predictable and proven recovery times for thousands of VMs and bare metal servers, that can be easily tested.
- Automated Workflows with your Choice of Tools
- Malware scanning, exploitability, full-force penetration testing, and management plane recovery.
Things to avoid
- Soft Immutability
- Software based immutability is prone to abuse, while password protected repositories are vulnerable.
- Manual and Data-Copy Based Recovery
- Results in immense recovery delays that require multiple recoveries. Lack of automation makes it hard to test.
- Limited Scope and Scalability
- Data recovery is not enough, functional services must be recovered, which require storage, compute, and network.
- Limited and Rigid Workflows
- Every environment is different. The workflows in the vault must be adaptable to various tools and workflows.
With the EU's DORA regulations on the horizon, is your organization ready to prove that your systems are prepared at the level it requires?
Learn more about DORA and VM2020 Solutions
Make the shift today towards proven cyber resilience
If you’re ready to prove the impact your cyber initiatives are having in a business context through evidence-based solutions, we’re ready show you.