Monthly Product Demo

Immutable by Design: Ransomware-Resilient Backups with Object First

Join us for our monthly product demo on building true ransomware resilience with immutable backup architecture!

Whether you're just starting out on strengthening your backup storage protection, or looking to improve existing tools and strategies, see how Object First allows you to protect your data from evolving cyber threats like ransomware.

Dennis Rotsch

Sales engineer, Object First

November 20th

11:00 AM CET • 10:00 AM GMT

11:00 AM CET
10:00 AM GMT

Online

In this 45-minute session, you’ll learn all about:

Secure-by-Design, Secure-by-Default: Discover why immutability should be built into backup storage at the architecture level and enabled by default—not set by complex configuration requirements or added as an afterthought
Zero Trust and Data Resilience: Understand how Zero Trust assumes breach—and see how immutable backups form the backbone of Zero Trust Data Resilience (ZTDR) strategies
Real-world strategies: Explore practical strategies for deploying ransomware-resilient backup architectures that protect your organization's most critical assets

Duration: 45 min

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