The Ransomware Resilience Challenge

What if my data is already backed up?

Most businesses think they're covered from ransomware attacks, but many have gaps in their protection plan. Answer these three questions, and if you hesitate on any of them, you might have a gap an attacker could use.

%} 1 Reliability Have you actually tested and restored from your backups instead of assuming they’ll work? %} 2 Immutability Are you certain ransomware couldn't reach and delete your backups? %} 3 Resilience Could you restore everything if ransomware hit in the next hour?

Take the challenge

If you can answer yes to all three, you're ahead of most businesses, but there still may be some boxes left to check.

Take the Ransomware Resilience Challenge

The backup most businesses miss

Here's the question that catches almost everyone: when ransomware encrypts your network, can it also reach your backups? If an attacker can edit your backups, then it’s not a safety net.

Synology’s 3-2-1-1-0 model keeps a copy of your backups that attackers cannot touch, modify or delete.

Centralized backups for business

Active Backup for Business runs on Synology NAS and protects your business data with centralized, license-free backups.

Physical workloads

Active Backup for Business helps protect PCs, physical servers and virtual machines from one place, reducing the chances that important systems are left without a backup.

Virtual infrastructure

Back up VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V VMs with incremental protection and instant VM restoration to keep services running.

SaaS accounts

Use Active Backup for Microsoft 365 and Active Backup for Google Workspace to back up SaaS accounts to your Synology system.

Resilient recovery

Snapshot Replication takes read-only, point-in-time copies of your shared folders and LUNs to support disaster recovery.

Minimize downtime

Schedule snapshots as often as every five minutes to shrink your recovery point objective and limit data loss.

Make snapshots immutable

Lock snapshots so they can't be modified or deleted during a set protection period, keeping a clean recovery point intact.

Replicate off-site

Replicate snapshots to a second Synology NAS at another site, so a clean copy survives even if your primary system goes down.

Off-site cloud backups

Synology C2 Object Storage with Object Lock writes your backups in tamper-proof WORM format, so they can't be altered or deleted until your retention period expires, even by a compromised admin account.

Lock your backups against deletion Lock object versions for a fixed retention period so ransomware and rogue actors can't reach the one clean copy you need to recover.

Go back in time with ease C2 Object Storage's versioning feature can protect your data from ransomware attacks by maintaining multiple versions of the same file.