BE CAREFUL WITH MALICIOUS CODE!

With ransomware attacks alone in 2023 costing organizations over $1 billion, double that of the previous year, data protection plans with quick recovery options are crucial to minimizing the impact of ransomware and other cybercriminal activities.

Backups: The last line of defense when problems occur

When data is lost due to deletion or intentional modification, backups will help you restore important data, avoiding costly downtime. Leverage NextZen's data protection solutions to design a backup strategy for your entire IT infrastructure.

-  Comprehensive protection: Protect endpoints as well as primary backups to create multiple safety nets for data.

- Fast recovery: Reduce downtime to a minimum with instant recovery options when problems occur.

- Immutable storage: Prevent unauthorized changes to data and snapshots 

- License-free backup: Backup as much data as possible within the storage capacity allowed, with no limits or hidden fees. 

Centralized protection solution against ransomware

Consolidate backups from pools of workstations, servers, virtual machines, and cloud applications. Optimize storage consumption and avoid bandwidth bottlenecks with incremental backup and data backup technologies.

Actual workload

Protect endpoints in the event of a malicious attack with comprehensive bare-metal backup and flexible file-by-file recovery.

Virtual infrastructure

Backup virtual machines on VMware® vSphere™, Microsoft® Hyper-V®, and LUN using powerful data compression technologies.

SaaS Account

Enable continuous protection for data stored in the cloud, with automatic detection of newly added accounts.

Efficient recovery

Minimize downtime for critical production systems by quickly restoring backups from on-premise or off-premises NextZen systems.

Intuitive interface

Enable employees to browse and preview emails, contacts, and files in one convenient portal before restoring, providing a more user-friendly experience and reducing the burden on IT teams.

Adds an extra measure of protection

Follow a 3-2-1 backup strategy by storing a third set of data off-premises or in the cloud, protecting data in the event of fire, natural disaster, or theft.

Send to off-premises servers

Store backups to NextZen servers in a secondary location to protect against physical failure, and copy immutable snapshots for increased ransomware protection.

Up the cloud

Backup to any major cloud storage provider, using client-side AES-256 encryption to keep data safe from unauthorized access.