CyberVault - DEEP
CyberVault
Your last recourse beyond the attack. A game-changing cyber-resilience solution against cyber threats.
Beyond backups: fortifying your digital defenses
With rising cyber threats, every company is a potential target. Proactive cybersecurity measures are essential for defense in this evolving landscape. DEEP offers a revolutionary cyber resilience solution: CyberVault.
How does CyberVault work ?
The CyberVault service offers a complete solution designed to protect critical data by keeping it away from attack surfaces exposed to ransomware or internal attacks.
This is achieved by creating immutable backups stored in an ultra-secure vault, disconnected from your IT environment using automated isolation techniques, ensuring true network isolation.
Next, the artificial intelligence capabilities natively built into the service quickly identify the most recent and 'clean' copy of the data, or cleanse the data to obtain a clean, usable copy to restore operations.
What's more, our cybersecurity experts can intervene 24/7 in the event of anomalies or alerts. To define, implement and improve a cyber resilience strategy in the ideal context for your organisation, our consultants provide you with a clear understanding of these major issues.
After an attack, freeing up resources quickly to restore clean data is a challenge. The Cyber Vault service not only addresses this challenge, but also offers a complete solution to both problems.
Customer testimonial
Pierre Van Wambeke, founder and CEO of SeeZam, turned to DEEP’s secure cloud to provide his digital safe deposit box service, SeeZam. The company then became first to sign up to the CYBERSCORE initiative with the aim of certifying its level of security and improving its cybersecurity practices. Not only that, SeeZam is also the first subscriber to CYBERVAULT, which creates a secure offline backup of its users’ digital assets.
Protecting data from any eventuality
People with dubious intentions are increasingly looking to access corporate data, which must be protected from any eventuality if a business is to remain in good health. Companies therefore make regular backups, so that they can restore data after an incident. But what happens if the backups themselves are compromised or cannot be recovered?
