Ransomware Protection with Immutability from Cisco and Veeam

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Ransomware Protection with Immutability from Cisco and Veeam

Backups are increasingly becoming the target of ransomware attacks. To prevent these attacks, Veeam introduced a hardened repository that makes backups immutable for a configured amount of time. This protects them from ransomware, hackers and other malicious or accidental threats. Cisco UCS S3260 storage servers are an ideal platform for Veeam’s hardened repository!

Download this white paper to learn:

How to use a hardened repository as a backup target
How to configure a Cisco UCS S3260 hardened repository
Best practices
And more!

About the Author

Mark Polin
Solutions Architect, Cisco Alliance

Mark Polin is a solutions architect at Veeam in the product management, Alliances group. Mark has almost 20 years of experience in the enterprise data protection field. He is the primary technical contact for the Cisco and Pure Storage Alliance partnership. Connect with Mark on LinkedIn.

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