Proving backup integrity across 300 hospitals
How a managed services provider closed the gap between EDR/XDR defenses and backup data integrity for its healthcare clients.
We now include Elastio as part of our standard offering. Having the ability to validate that our clients' backups are clean is a critical capability.
- Industry
- Healthcare (via managed services provider)
- Scope
- ~300 hospitals across the US
- Service model
- Backup-as-a-Service
EDR/XDR defenses stop at the backup boundary
Healthcare is one of the most targeted sectors for ransomware. The MSP offered Backup-as-a-Service but faced increasing demand from its hospital clients for stronger ransomware protection.
The gap was clear: advanced ransomware can bypass traditional EDR/XDR defenses, lying dormant in backup data until restoration. Without a way to verify backup integrity at the data layer, the MSP risked restoring compromised data and reinfecting hospital systems.
Deep File Inspection beyond EDR/XDR
Elastio closes the gap between endpoint defenses and backup data. The Hunt Engine performs Deep File Inspection across all backup data managed by the MSP, catching threats that EDR/XDR tools miss.
- Deep File Inspection beyond EDR/XDR. Detects ransomware artifacts inside backup data that endpoint tools never inspect.
- Multi-tenant verification. The MSP verifies backup integrity for all hospital clients from a single platform.
- Agentless, zero production impact. Inspection runs out-of-band. No agents on hospital systems.
- Standard offering integration. Elastio is now included in the MSP's standard Backup-as-a-Service package.
Provable integrity across 300 hospitals
The MSP now delivers provable backup integrity as a standard capability to nearly 300 hospitals. The risk of restoring compromised data is eliminated.
- ~300 hospitals
- Backup integrity verified across the full hospital portfolio
- Standard offering
- Elastio included in the MSP's Backup-as-a-Service package
- EDR/XDR gap closed
- Deep File Inspection catches what endpoint tools miss in backup data