Attackers go after your backups because they're your last line of defense. ADR conceals your backups from unauthorized users and blocks tampering, so the clean copy on your backup server survives and stays ready to restore.
ADR is the data-resilience module of the Raven platform. Attackers now go straight for your backups, so ADR puts stealth around them. It conceals the restoration points you'd rely on after an attack and blocks anyone from deleting, corrupting, or otherwise acting on them. Your last line of defense stays intact and ready.
ADR conceals your real backups from unauthorized users, so they can't be located or targeted. The restoration points you'd need after an attack stay invisible, even to ransomware that goes looking for them.
ADR plants decoy files that look like your backups. Attackers waste their effort on the fakes and reveal themselves before they reach anything real.
Even if an attacker reaches your backups, ADR blocks destructive moves like deletion or unhooking, and prevents backups from being deleted for 24 hours, so a clean, recoverable copy always survives.
Because ADR keeps your backups intact and recoverable, a clean copy is always there when you need it, so recovery runs through the backup environment you already trust, with nothing lost to the attacker.
Raven's data-resilience module runs on the same sensor as your other modules and deploys onto the backup infrastructure you already own and control, including your backup server. Its detections flow into the Arms Cyber dashboard and your SIEM, including Splunk and Microsoft Sentinel.
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IBM, 2025Backup data resilience keeps the copies you'd recover from safe from any attack that targets them — ransomware, wipers, or a destructive insider. Arms Cyber's ADR module conceals your real backups from unauthorized use and blocks attempts to delete or act on them, so a clean, recoverable copy always survives.
Because backups are your last line of defense. If attackers can reach and destroy the copies you'd restore from, they leave you no way to recover without paying. ADR hides your backups and blocks deletion, so a clean copy always survives even when attackers come for it.
ADR puts stealth around your backups. It hides your real restoration points so attackers can't find them, and stops destructive actions like backup deletion, so a clean copy is always there to restore.
Not the ones Raven protects. ADR conceals your real backups from unauthorized use and blocks destructive actions such as deletion, keeping a clean copy intact even if an attacker reaches your backup environment.
In minutes. Because ADR keeps a clean, concealed copy protected within your own backup environment, you restore your data quickly with nothing lost, instead of the 100-plus days a breach can otherwise take.
See how Raven conceals your backups from unauthorized use, so a clean copy survives even when attackers come for them.
