Source-side encryption: not even us

Source-side encryption: not even us

When you entrust your backups to a provider, you are handing a complete copy of your data to an outside party. Source-side encryption is the mechanism that makes that trust unnecessary, because it changes the question from “do I trust them?” to “can...
Ransomware: protecting backups properly

Ransomware: protecting backups properly

Modern ransomware no longer encrypts your server the moment it gets in. First it does something far smarter: it hunts your backups. It knows that if it leaves your history intact, you will restore and not pay. So the right question is not whether you have backups, but...
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