The problem

Your last line of defense is the first place they attack

Ransomware doesn’t start with your data, it starts with your backups. In 96% of attacks, backups are targeted, because taking away your ability to recover is how attackers force the payout. When they succeed, recovery costs run about 8x higher.

Conceal

Can’t encrypt what they can’t find

ADR conceals your real backups from unauthorized use, so they’re never located in the first place. Nothing to find means nothing to encrypt, and nothing to exfiltrate. Preemptive, not reactive, the attacker’s search comes up empty.

Adapt

Let them break into the fake one

ADR leaves decoys modeled on your real backups, sitting right where an attacker expects to find them. An intruder who goes looking finds what looks like the prize and the moment they touch it, they expose themselves, while your real data stays concealed and untouched.

Restore

True immutability

A protected backup can’t be deleted or tampered with, even by someone holding valid, privileged credentials. ADR enforces the block independently of the backup platform; any destructive action is denied for a set window and can’t be lifted without separately disabling Arms Cyber. Two independent keys, not one stolen credential.

One lightweight sensor

Deploys onto the backup infrastructure you already own and runs alongside your existing EDR: no reboots, no rip-and-replace. ADR protects the backups your environment holds; it keeps no copy of its own.

96%

of ransomware attacks target backups

8x

higher recovery costs when backups are compromised

Recover in minutes

not weeks

See how ADR keeps your backups out of reach

The problem, the mechanism, and the proof in one place.

No rip-and-replace. Works alongside your existing backup platform.

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