Air-Gapped Backup
Protect recovery copies through an isolated backup architecture.
An isolated backup and recovery appliance designed to preserve recoverability during ransomware, destructive attacks, and operational disruption.
Critical systems, application data, databases, and operational workloads.
Controlled backup intake, isolated storage, retention, and recovery governance.
Recovery data is made available through controlled and deliberate recovery workflows.
Bardin Gate Vault focuses on recovery survivability: keeping recovery data isolated, controlled, and available when primary environments are compromised.
Protect recovery copies through an isolated backup architecture.
Create a controlled recovery zone for sensitive and critical data.
Preserve recovery options during ransomware and destructive incidents.
Support deliberate recovery workflows instead of uncontrolled data exposure.
Modern incidents often target not only production systems, but also backup repositories, credentials, management consoles, and recovery paths.
If backup systems remain continuously accessible, they can become part of the attack surface.
Administrative access, shared accounts, and connected management planes can increase recovery risk.
Without isolated and governed recovery data, restoring operations may become slow and uncertain.
Vault structures backup and recovery as a controlled lifecycle: intake, isolation, retention, validation, and recovery.
Selected backup data is collected from approved sources according to policy.
Backup copies are placed into an isolated recovery architecture.
Retention rules help preserve recovery points based on operational needs.
Recovery readiness can be supported through validation and review workflows.
Recovery data is released through controlled recovery procedures.
Backup and recovery operations are traceable for operational and security review.
Bardin Gate Vault is designed to reduce recovery risk by separating backup data from ordinary operational exposure.
Recovery data is kept in a separated architecture to reduce exposure.
Backup ingestion follows defined sources, schedules, and operational policies.
Administrative and recovery actions can be governed by roles and approvals.
Recovery operations are designed to be traceable and reviewable.
Vault is suitable for organizations that must preserve recovery capability even when production environments are under attack.
Maintain isolated recovery copies for destructive or encryption-based incidents.
Preserve recovery points for systems that are essential to business continuity.
Support recovery governance for sensitive and compliance-driven environments.
Add an isolated recovery layer to existing backup and disaster recovery strategies.
Support environments where recovery availability is a mission requirement.
Protect recovery capability for transaction-heavy and operationally sensitive systems.
Talk to Bardin Tech about air-gapped backup, cyber recovery, and isolated recovery architecture for your organization.