Recovery and replication: Building data resilience with NetApp

With 38,000 cyberattacks happening every hour worldwide, data protection solutions have never been more important. But no matter how strong your defenses, there’s always a chance that an attack will succeed and bad actors will cause havoc in your environment. When that happens, what can you do to help your data stay secure and recoverable?

That’s where recovery and replication come into play. These tools help you protect your data and applications while enhancing data availability—on your premises, in the cloud, or in a hybrid environment.

NetApp^® Snapshot^™ copies enable you to create consistent point-in-time copies of your data—whether it’s files, VMs, or containers—so you can recover whenever you need to. NetApp Snapshot copies are easy to manage and are stored efficiently. And if your physical location is compromised, you can add further protection with replication.

With NetApp, you can securely replicate both data and Snapshot copies to another location, whether on your premises or in the cloud. You can keep more copies at your destination, and you can also retain them longer—for days, months, or even years. And this protection extends to ransomware threats too; you can replicate data to a secure, isolated environment with SnapLock^® Compliance software, keeping your data away from attackers. You can also set up multisite replication, replicating data to multiple locations, including the cloud or a NetApp cyber vault, to maximize protection.

Replicating data to different locations doesn’t have to make data management a logistical nightmare. The NetApp BlueXP^™ unified control plane makes it easy to oversee your entire infrastructure from one pane of glass.

Check out this video to dig deeper into recovery and replication with NetApp.

To learn more about recovery and replication, check out our cyber-resilience solutions. And to dive deeper into our video series and learn how to architect true cyber resilience, binge the rest of our series playlist.  

Disclaimer: No ransomware detection or recovery system can completely guarantee safety from a ransomware attack. While it’s possible an attack might go undetected, NetApp technology acts as an important additional layer of defense.