Immutable WORM storage is the part that actually matters here, and it is easy to miss under the tagline. Plenty of products say encrypted backups while a compromised agent can still delete history, which is exactly what ransomware goes for. One question: if the agent key on a box leaks, can an attacker shorten the retention window from that side, or is retention locked server-side?
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Immutable WORM storage is the part that actually matters here, and it is easy to miss under the tagline. Plenty of products say encrypted backups while a compromised agent can still delete history, which is exactly what ransomware goes for. One question: if the agent key on a box leaks, can an attacker shorten the retention window from that side, or is retention locked server-side?