Backups kept on-site won't help if the site itself is lost. KEBS sends copies of your Veeam backups off-site to KASTERVO, an official Veeam Cloud & Service Provider (VCSP) partner.
Your off-site copies go to our repositories, so there's no second location or off-site storage for you to buy.
Every KEBS repository is hardened against CIS Benchmarks, and Veeam immutability is enforced by default. You don't have to remember to turn it on.
Add KASTERVO as a service provider in Veeam Backup & Replication once, then point your jobs at it. They run on the schedule you set, and you decide what gets backed up.
Connect your Veeam Backup & Replication server to KASTERVO through Veeam Cloud Connect, and your cloud repository appears in the console you already use. Your backup jobs then write to our hardened repositories. The connection to our cloud gateway is authenticated with a TLS certificate, so your server can verify it's connecting to us.
Keep the off-site copy the 3-2-1 rule calls for: copies of your on-premises Veeam backups, stored with KASTERVO and away from your own site.
If ransomware reaches your backup server, the copies in KEBS stay locked for their immutability period, so you still have backups from before the attack to restore from.
KEBS uses Veeam Cloud Connect, which is part of Veeam Backup & Replication, so there's no extra agent or software to install on your side.
Backups land on Linux-based Veeam hardened repositories that keep every backup file immutable for a set period, from 7 to 9999 days. Even if attackers take over your Veeam server, they can't delete or encrypt the copies stored with us.
You enable backup file encryption in your own Veeam console and set the password there. We store the encrypted files without it.
Optional WAN accelerators reduce the data sent between your site and ours with global caching and deduplication, which helps branch offices and sites on slow links.
Tell us how much data you back up and how long you keep it, and we'll put together a proposal.
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