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Which is why you have immutable backups, and you do not simply over write everything. this is not a new concept, or a new thing. To believe ransomeware protec
by syshum 5y ago
Which is why you have immutable backups, and you do not simply over write everything. this is not a new concept, or a new thing. To believe ransomeware protection is not a function of proper backups is just ignorant. Anyone working in Enterprise IT, managing backups for any company, that is the #1 thing we talk about, that is the number 1 thing we are focused on in our backup strategy. We spend significant resources on it.
- gsich 5y agoThat doesn't matter. If you create a new backup, then your ransomwared files will be in that backup. Immutable just means that after the creation, the backup can't be modified anymore. So, how do you detect if you have ransomwared data? My take is that a backup can't help with that. It can help with restoring obviously.