Catch ransomware before encryption begins. Over lunch, with a small group.
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
AWS Toronto office
Timing and address confirmed with your invitation
Elastio is hosting a lunch and learn at the AWS Toronto office for a small group of infrastructure and security leaders. Lunch, a working session, and a straight conversation about what happens to your data during an attack.
Your stack watches the perimeter, the network, identity, and the endpoint. None of it watches what is happening inside the data itself. That is where ransomware decides the outcome, and it is usually the last place anyone looks — typically during a restore, which is the worst possible time to find out.
What the session covers
Lunch, a working session, and time to ask the questions you would not ask on a vendor call.
A live look at what Elastio finds inside backup and production data, at the file level.
Where encryption actually starts, why it stays invisible to the rest of the stack, and how you identify the last provable clean copy.
A small room by design, so it stays a conversation rather than a presentation.
What Elastio adds
Hunts for ransomware, malware, and data corruption across your live data, replicated data, and backup data at the file level.
No agents on your instances. No separate infrastructure to operate.
When a threat is found, you get the specific files affected, the timeline of infection, the last provable recovery point, and a verified restore confirmation.
Who should join us
Infrastructure and cloud teams in the Toronto area who own backup, replication, and disaster recovery.
Security leaders and architects who need recovery confidence, not just backup coverage.
Resilience and risk owners who have to evidence recovery to boards, auditors, and regulators rather than assert it.
Anyone who has watched ransomware resurface during a restore and would rather not repeat the experience.
An Elastio assessment shows you what your current backup environment would actually deliver in an incident — which copies are clean, and which ones you only assume are.
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