There’s a feature called Ransomware Protection which is allowing MediaAgents to protect Libraries and Mount Paths. In terms of local storage there’s kind of lock being provided.
What if there’s cloud storage in place e.g. Azure or GCP connected to MediaAgent? There’s still some kind of lock in place which is preventing objects from being modified by non-commvault tasks?
Unfortunately there is no lock in place for data residing within cloud as there is no Commvault filter we can enforce to stop other processes.
Cloud storage targets are less likely to be affected by a ransomware event but in case you want an immutability layer added to data within the cloud, you can configure WORM mode on cloud libraries as per the doc below:
Unfortunately there is no lock in place for data residing within cloud as there is no Commvault filter we can enforce to stop other processes.
Cloud storage targets are less likely to be affected by a ransomware event but in case you want an immutability layer added to data within the cloud, you can configure WORM mode on cloud libraries as per the doc below:
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