3-2-1 Backup Strategy with Built-in Cyber Resilience

Protect Your Critical Data with BDRShield’s Complete 3-2-1 Backup Implementation — Multiple copies, diverse media & secure offsite storage.

Create multiple backup copies with automated redundancy

Store data on different storage mediums (Local, Cloud, Tape)

Configure offsite backups to remote data centers or Cloud

Ransomware-resilient with immutable backup copies
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What is the 3-2-1 Backup Rule?

The 3-2-1 backup rule is a data protection strategy that ensures 3 copies of data on 2 different media types, with 1 offsite backup, protecting against data loss, hardware failures, and disasters.

Why the 3-2-1 Backup Strategy is Critical for Business Continuity

Resilience Against Data Loss

The 3-2-1 Backup Rule protects data from failures, attacks, and disasters through built-in redundancy. It ensures recoverability even when one backup copy is compromised.

Immediate Data Accessibility

Multiple data copies ensure availability, even if one becomes inaccessible. This redundancy enables faster and more reliable recovery.

Disaster Recovery Protection

An offsite backup protects data when local systems are lost. It ensures continuity during major disasters.

Proven & Reliable Methodology

The 3-2-1 approach is a proven, time-tested backup strategy. It scales easily from small businesses to large environments.

How BDRShield Enables Complete 3-2-1 Backup Compliance

Backup Copy for Redundancy
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Create secondary copies of your backup data in the same or different locations to enhance redundancy. In the event of a ransomware attack that compromises your primary backups, the unaffected secondary copy ensures you can still recover critical data without paying ransom or losing access.

Benefits:

  • Protection against ransomware targeting primary backups
  • Flexible storage locations (same site or distributed)
  • Automated copy management and verification
Offsite Copy for Disaster Recovery
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Store backup copies in remote data centers or BDRShield Cloud to ensure business continuity during disasters. This added layer of geographic separation protects against regional outages, natural disasters, and facility-wide security breaches.

Deployment Options:

  • Set up BDRShield Offsite DR Server in remote/branch offices
  • Store on local disk, NAS, SAN, or cloud storage at remote sites
  • Use CloudDR for seamless offsite storage within BDRShield
  • Support for all major cloud platforms and S3-compatible storage
Backup to Tape for Archival
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BDRShield’s Tape Archive feature provides secure, offline backup storage for long-term data retention and air-gapped protection. Tape storage offers cost-effective archival for large data volumes while maintaining complete isolation from online threats.

Advantages:

  • Long-term data retention for compliance
  • Offline protection against ransomware and cyberattacks
  • Cost-efficient storage for large data volumes
  • Seamless integration with your comprehensive backup strategy

Customer Stories

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