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But there’s one powerful weapon every business should have in its cyber-defence arsenal: cloud backup.
Ransomware is a type of malicious software that encrypts your files and systems, rendering them inaccessible until a ransom is paid—usually in cryptocurrency. Even if you pay, there’s no guarantee you’ll get your data back.
These attacks can:
Investing in a robust cloud backup solution is one of the most cost-effective and reliable ways to recover from a ransomware attack—without giving in to criminals. Here’s how it protects you:
Unlike local backups (which can also be encrypted if connected), cloud backups are stored offsite. This makes them inaccessible to ransomware that spreads through your network.
Most cloud backup solutions store multiple file versions. If ransomware hits today, you can roll back to yesterday’s clean state—no ransom needed.
Manual backups are risky because they depend on people. Cloud solutions run automatically in the background, ensuring up-to-date copies without human error.
Reputable cloud backup providers encrypt your data both in transit and at rest. That means even if someone intercepts the data, it’s unreadable. They also support GDPR compliance by safely storing sensitive customer data.
Time is money. With cloud backup, you can quickly restore files, servers, or full systems from anywhere—minimising downtime and disruption.
Many UK businesses assume this level of protection is expensive. In reality, secure cloud backup is affordable, scalable, and essential—especially for SMEs without full-time IT staff.
Ransomware can strike at any time, and once it does, it may be too late. Cloud backup gives you peace of mind, knowing your data is protected, recoverable, and secure.