Modernize backup and recovery

Data backup and recovery is the process of creating copies of valuable organizational data and storing them in a secure location—so they can be used to restore data in the event of data loss, corruption, or a disaster. Leading backup data solutions offer a unified platform to help protect data and ensure reliable recovery, minimizing downtime and allowing businesses to quickly retrieve data when they need it.

It’s essential to have a backup and recovery solution to ensure that business-critical data can be recovered quickly and efficiently, minimizing the disruption to normal operations.

Data backup is the process of creating copies of business data and placing that data in a secure location. Recovery is the process of restoring the data that has been copied and stored securely in order to maintain business continuity and mitigate the risk of data loss.

Backup as a service (BaaS) is a cloud-based backup solution where a third-party service provider manages and protects an organization's data by regularly backing up that data to the cloud. This eliminates the need for an organization to invest in and manage their own backup infrastructure.

Different types of data recovery systems can be used to recover data in the event of data loss or corruption. Each type of data recovery system has advantages and limitations, and the choice of system will depend on the organization’s specific needs and requirements.

The key difference between mutable and immutable backup is that data saved by an immutable backup solution can’t be tampered with or modified.

Cohesity backup and recovery capabilities defend against ransomware attacks with comprehensive data security and management capabilities, including immutable backup snapshots, AI-based early detection, threat detection, user behavior monitoring, and rapid recovery at scale. Our enterprise backup software offers a full range of features to help facilitate data recovery processes, promote early threat detection, and keep enterprise data safe from continuously evolving ransomware threats.

RTO is the time your application can be down before negative operational effects are incurred. RPO is the maximum acceptable amount of data loss an application can tolerate before causing harm to your business.