Cove Data Protection Modernizes Disaster Recovery as-a-Service with New Standby Image Feature
N-able, Inc. (NYSE: NABL) has introduced a new feature, Standby Image, for its Cove Data Protection™ solution, enhancing its cloud-first data protection and disaster recovery capabilities. The feature allows IT service providers to create and manage virtual server images without the need for costly proprietary appliances, promoting efficiency and reducing costs. This innovation addresses the growing ransomware threat and offers a flexible recovery option, ensuring backups are safe and accessible in a secondary location.
- Introduction of Standby Image feature enhances Cove Data Protection, providing cost-effective disaster recovery.
- Eliminates the need for expensive backup appliances, streamlining disaster recovery processes.
- Addresses ransomware threats by offering a safe replica of backups for quick recovery.
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Combined cloud-first data protection and business class disaster recovery lessen risk and increase choice
Historically, IT services providers believed they needed traditional image backup or expensive backup appliances to provide the full range of disaster recovery as-a-service (DRaaS) options. The costs and inefficiencies of traditional products were accepted as the price of robust disaster recovery. The introduction of Standby Image offers a new approach, with Cove combining a cost-effective, cloud-first architecture with comprehensive DRaaS. This update complements the existing fully automated and hosted Recovery Testing feature.
Ransomware is one of the most popular methods used by hackers and malicious actors. According to The Verizon 2022 Data Breach Investigations Report, in 2021 ransomware increased by 13 percent, representing a jump greater than the past five years combined. Its lucrative nature has incentivized bad actors to expand the scope of their attacks, including the introduction of new variants designed specifically to encrypt or delete backup data stored on the local network, destroying organizations’ last line of defense and further incentivizing payment.
Cloud-first backup eliminates the attack vectors at the local level, helping to minimize risk. In addition, while hardware failures and natural disasters call for fast failover, in a cyberattack such as ransomware, instant recovery can do more harm than good, potentially re-introducing malware onto the network. With the addition of Standby Image, Cove equips users for either scenario by creating a safe replica of each backup, ready for fast on-demand recovery in a secondary location.
“Cove Data Protection's Standby Image feature is the most flexible solution we have used,” said
“The introduction of Standby Image is the latest example of Cove’s strategy to deliver meaningful business outcomes while delighting our partners with unexpected simplicity,” stated
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