Traditionally, backup is used to recover a database after an attack. NeuShield claims that its Datacenter Edition is many times faster and more reliable for recovering this data. Microsoft SQL Server and other servers with massive data stores may be protected and recovered using NeuShield Data Sentinel Datacenter Edition.
In the event of a ransomware attack, Datacenter Edition would safeguard an organization’s most valuable assets while enabling speedy access to servers and data.
“With this new technology we can protect some of our customer’s most valuable data, allowing them to undo any damage that may exist on their database servers,” said Yuen Pin Yeap, CEO at NeuShield. “This technology is an important evolution of our solution and allows us to succeed where other technologies fail.”
Mirror Shielding Instead of Backups
NeuShield Data Sentinel would be quite unique because it offers another layer of protection beyond what competitive ransomware solutions would offer. Organizations may recover damaged data without a backup thanks to NeuShield’s anti-ransomware technology, which uses Mirror Shielding to secure files and guarantee quick recovery of crucial data. Because NeuShield defends the data rather than looking for particular attacks and without the need for signatures or ongoing updates, users may quickly recover from any unknown or zero-day threat.
Numerous new capabilities in NeuShield’s Datacenter Edition were created especially for safeguarding both structured and unstructured data. With this update, NeuShield would provide the ability to prevent foreign processes from changing database data while also enabling speedy database data recovery. The Datacenter Edition can handle high volume sizes as well; each volume may accommodate up to 64 TBs.
“The availability of the Datacenter Edition is a game-changer for me and my clients,” said Gord Cowan, CEO of CyBrilliance, a cybersecurity distributor. “The ability to fully support, protect and recover Microsoft SQL Server shows the power of NeuShield and is another big step forward to recovering quickly from a ransomware attack.”
