With our Continuous Recovery Assurance (CRA) technology, MSPs and enterprises can automate non-disruptive testing of recovery points, bringing Clean Room Recovery into everyday DR practices.
Verify recovery of complete systems in an isolated environment without physical network access.
Configure successful recoveries to be deleted automatically after verification, or held within the Cristie Applicance for further testing.
Automate concurrent recovery verifications or manually queue recoveries for priority testing.
Continuous Recovery Assurance triggers an automated full-system recovery verification whenever a protected backup job completes. The recovery runs inside a clean room environment on the Cristie Appliance or an externally configured server, ensuring backup integrity and verifying successful operating system boot.
As cyberattacks increasingly target backup systems, recovering data in a clean room environment is essential for verification. This approach enables isolated integrity testing and forensic analysis, ensuring backups are safe to restore while preventing malware from spreading to production systems. This approach breaks the “reinfection loop” often encountered when systems are recovered from non-verified backups.
Backup protects data, but it does not guarantee recovery after a ransomware attack. Modern threats often target operating systems, infrastructure, and backup environments themselves. This article explains why organizations must go beyond backup and implement automated system recovery, cleanroom recovery environments, and cyber-resilient disaster recovery strategies.
Cyber resilience goes beyond traditional cybersecurity. It ensures organizations can withstand cyberattacks, recover infrastructure quickly, and maintain business operations. This guide explains how enterprise IT leaders can build a cyber resilience strategy using automated system recovery, cleanroom recovery environments, and continuous recovery assurance to minimize downtime and protect critical systems.
FSBlocker introduces kernel-level application-based file access control designed to protect critical data from ransomware and unauthorized modification. By intercepting file system calls and enforcing configurable policies, it prevents malicious encryption attempts and safeguards backup repositories, helping organizations strengthen cyber resilience and ensure the integrity of their recovery infrastructure.
# ## News: Cristie Software announces FSBlocker, a kernel-level driver for application-based access control of critical data.
Cristie Software has launched FSBlocker, a kernel-level driver providing application-based access control for Windows systems. It prevents unauthorized modification or deletion of critical data, including backup stores. The utility intercepts file system calls to block malicious encryption attempts, offering a robust defense against ransomware.
