Your data, held beyond reach.
Air-gapped protection, UK data residency and managed recovery for the systems your organisation cannot afford to lose.
Confidence needs evidence.
These are the four controls a recoverability conversation should make clear. They come directly from the proposed service model.
- Where is the copy?
- In data centres in the United Kingdom and British Isles.
- When can it be reached?
- During controlled backup activity, then the vault closes again.
- Will our tools still work?
- The model is designed to complement existing backup technology.
- Who proves recovery?
- Managed options include monitoring, restore testing and recovery planning.
Ask for contracted service levels, applicable certifications and relevant customer evidence before you decide.
The copy closes behind you.
Cyber Vault creates an air-gapped copy without asking you to replace the backup environment you already know.
- 1Open
Admit trusted devices
Secure connectivity opens the vault for authorised backup activity.
- 2Write
Write with the tools you use
Your existing backup environment sends the protected copy.
- 3Isolate
Close access again
When activity finishes, the copy is isolated from the live environment.
Recoverability needs an owner.
Managed services can monitor backup logs, test restores and keep recovery planning from becoming an unowned task.
- Backup monitoring and alerting
- Restore testing and recovery planning
- Recovery support when it is needed
Find the obvious recovery gaps in two minutes.
Four questions turn the broad concern into a practical starting point. No account or personal information is required.