A cyber-recovery copy
A copy of critical backups is kept outside the backup network that is always connected, ready for the day production and its backups are both hit.
Bardin Gate ABV
Where ABV is used
Common uses
Repository to repository
Backup data moves between two storage systems in separate security zones without the zones ever being joined.
Changing storage technology
Data is read from one kind of storage and written to another, for example from a file share to object storage.
An offline archive
Regular, recorded copies to disks or archive storage replace manual offline copies.
Critical infrastructure
Energy, utilities, government and industrial sites keep a recovery copy that no network can reach.
When it is the right choice
ABV is for you if you already have backups and want to be sure that at least one copy survives an attack on your backup system. If your concern is moving business files between two networks, a file-exchange product such as Bardin Gate ARP is the better fit.
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