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In today's data-driven world, safeguarding critical information is paramount. Enterprises need real-time protection, seamless recovery, and built-in resilience. IBM is answering that call with the launch of Native Continuous Backup for IBM Cloud Object Storage (COS)—a fully integrated, policy-driven solution that redefines how object data is protected in the cloud.
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🚨 Why It Matters
Ransomware attacks are more frequent and sophisticated. Scheduled backups leave gaps that attackers can exploit. Native Continuous Backup addresses this by continuously syncing object changes to a secure, isolated Backup Vault, ensuring that your data is always protected—even between traditional backup intervals.
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🧩 Key Capabilities
- Near-Zero Recovery Point Objective (RPO): Every object change is captured in near real-time, minimizing potential data loss.
- Consistent Recovery: Restore from any point within the Recovery Range—not just the last backup—ensuring seamless and accurate recovery.
- Backup Vault Isolation: Backups are stored in a logically separate vault, which can reside in a different COS instance or even a different IBM Cloud account.
- Policy-Driven Simplicity: Set backup policies at the bucket level with flexible retention, encryption, and monitoring options.
- Integrated Monitoring: Real-time visibility into backup health and policy status, directly from the COS interface.
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🛡️ Built for Resilience
Native Continuous Backup is designed to help organizations:
- Strengthen their disaster recovery posture
- Simplify compliance and governance
- Defend against ransomware and insider threats
- Maintain business continuity with minimal operational overhead
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🚀 Get Started Now
This feature is available natively on IBM Cloud Object Storage—no third-party tools or complex orchestration required. Whether you're managing petabytes of data or securing mission-critical workloads, Native Continuous Backup provides the confidence that your data is safe, recoverable, and always ready.
Check out our documentation to learn more or watch it in action below:
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