Rubrik: Your One-Stop Shop for Protecting Your Amazon S3 Data

Rubrik, a cloud data management company, has announced its support for Amazon S3 Object Lock at AWS. This new feature provides a write-once-read-many (WORM) model for data in S3 to help further secure customers against ransomware and to prevent objects from being deleted or overwritten for the duration of a customer-defined retention period 3. Rubrik customers can now utilize Rubrik Zero Trust Data Security with Amazon S3 as an immutable archive, ensuring long-term backups are kept on a reliable storage service to quickly recover from ransomware attacks 3.

Rubrik Security Cloud provides unified protection of all S3 data across all AWS accounts, and much like with Aurora, the ability to assign SLA Domains to either an entire account or across all onboarded accounts. You will also be able to leverage continuous backup for point-in-time, cost-effective protection of both S3 and Aurora 4.

Rubrik’s CloudOut capability allows customers to archive backup data to a public cloud service provider. The required design elements for a CloudOut solution include an IAM User, policies limiting access, data encryption keys, an Amazon S3 bucket, and a Rubrik cluster 1.

Rubrik’s support for Amazon S3 Object Lock at AWS is a significant step towards providing customers with a secure and reliable storage service. With this new feature, Rubrik customers can rest assured that their data is protected against ransomware and other cyber threats.

Rubrik’s support for Amazon S3 Object Lock at AWS is a significant step towards providing customers with a secure and reliable storage service. With this new feature, Rubrik customers can rest assured that their data is protected against ransomware and other cyber threats. The new feature provides a write-once-read-many (WORM) model for data in S3 to help further secure customers against ransomware and to prevent objects from being deleted or overwritten for the duration of a customer-defined retention period. Rubrik customers can now utilize Rubrik Zero Trust Data Security with Amazon S3 as an immutable archive, ensuring long term backups are kept on a reliable storage service to quickly recover from ransomware attacks.

Rubrik Security Cloud provides unified protection of all S3 data across all AWS accounts, and much like with Aurora, the ability to assign SLA Domains to either an entire account or across all onboarded accounts. You will also be able to leverage continuous backup for point-in-time, cost-effective protection of both S3 and Aurora. Rubrik’s CloudOut capability allows customers to archive backup data to a public cloud service provider. The required design elements for a CloudOut solution include an IAM User, policies limiting access, data encryption keys, an Amazon S3 bucket, and a Rubrik cluster.

Rubrik’s support for Amazon S3 Object Lock at AWS is a significant step towards providing customers with a secure and reliable storage service. With this new feature, Rubrik customers can rest assured that their data is protected against ransomware and other cyber threats. The new feature provides a write-once-read-many (WORM) model for data in S3 to help further secure customers against ransomware and to prevent objects from being deleted or overwritten for the duration of a customer-defined retention period. Rubrik customers can now utilize Rubrik Zero Trust Data Security with Amazon S3 as an immutable archive, ensuring long-term backups are kept on a reliable storage service to quickly recover from ransomware attacks.

Rubrik Security Cloud provides unified protection of all S3 data across all AWS accounts, and much like with Aurora, the ability to assign SLA Domains to either an entire account or across all onboarded accounts. You will also be able to leverage continuous backup for point-in-time, cost-effective protection of both S3 and Aurora. Rubrik’s CloudOut capability allows customers to archive backup data to a public cloud service provider. The required design elements for a CloudOut solution include an IAM User, policies limiting access, data encryption keys, an Amazon S3 bucket, and a Rubrik cluster.

Abdul Rahman

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