Prove your Veeam backups are clean.

No. Veeam protects and orchestrates backup data. Elastio adds a Data Integrity Control that hunts inside those backups for ransomware, malware, and threats. Nothing changes in your Veeam environment. Elastio is a Veeam Ready Security Partner and integrates via native APIs.

Elastio has achieved Veeam Ready Security Incident API status (March 2026) and is a Security Partner in the Veeam Infused Program (March 2025). Both certifications confirm integration with Veeam Data Platform capabilities.

Veeam's inline malware scanning checks for known signatures and YARA rules at backup time. Elastio uses Deep File Inspection to examine the actual content of every file. This catches zero-day ransomware with no known signature, intermittent encryption that accumulates below detection thresholds across backup windows, partial file encryption, and threats hidden in pre-encrypted file types like databases and compressed archives.

Elastio integrates via Veeam's native APIs. It automatically inventories Veeam Backup and Replication repositories and hunts recovery points as they are created. No agents on production systems. No data leaves your environment. No changes to backup policies or schedules.

Elastio runs in your environment. Supported deployment targets include AWS, Microsoft Azure, and on-premise VMware infrastructure. For Veeam customers, Elastio connects to wherever Veeam stores backup data, whether on-premise, in the cloud, or across hybrid environments.

Elastio is priced by protected data volume. No per-agent fees, no per-VM fees, and no fees tied to the number of backup jobs. Pricing scales with the amount of data Elastio covers. Contact us for a quote based on your environment size.

Elastio hunts file-level data across Veeam backup repositories including VMware VMs, Hyper-V, physical servers, NAS shares, and cloud workloads. Coverage is determined by the storage target and data format, not by the source workload type.

Typical deployment takes hours, not weeks. Elastio is agentless and connects to existing Veeam backup repositories via native APIs. No infrastructure to build, no appliances to rack, and no backup workflow changes required.

R-RPO is a continuous metric that tells you the actual age of your last known clean recovery point. Unlike standard RPO which measures backup completion, R-RPO measures when the last backup was proven clean. The difference between "we have a backup" and "we have a backup we can trust."

Proven Data is backup data that the Elastio Hunt Engine has covered with Deep File Inspection and confirmed free of ransomware, malware, and corruption. Every hunt produces enumerated evidence of what was checked, what was found, and what is clean.

Every recovery point comes with evidence of what Deep File Inspection covered, how complete that coverage was, and whether the data is clean. It is not a backup completion status. It is proof that recovery will succeed. This proof is shareable with auditors, boards, insurers, and regulators.

Elastio classifies the threat at the file level, identifies the ransomware family or malware type where possible, and flags the affected recovery point. Findings are routed to Veeam's Security Incident API and can be forwarded to SIEM, SOAR, or incident response workflows.

Yes. Elastio delivers findings to Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar, and SOAR workflows. Threat classifications, affected file paths, recovery point status, and R-RPO metrics are all exportable. Also integrates with AWS Security Hub.

99.9999% precision across production environments. Fewer than 5 false positives per 10 million files. Every detection is file-level with classification detail, so SOC teams can act on findings immediately.

No. Elastio operates independently of the backup workflow. It hunts backup data after it has been written. No inline processing delay, no backup window impact, and no contention with Veeam backup or replication processes.

Both. Elastio covers your entire historical backup estate on first deployment, then continuously hunts new backups as they are created. Important for identifying threats that entered the environment before Elastio was deployed.

No. Veeam's inline scan checks for known malware signatures and YARA rules at backup time. It does not detect zero-day ransomware with no known signature, intermittent encryption that accumulates across backup windows, or threats in pre-encrypted file types. These are architectural gaps that signature-based detection was not built to close. Elastio's Deep File Inspection covers them.

Yes. Elastio runs in your infrastructure and does not require outbound internet connectivity. It operates within air-gapped and hardened repository architectures.

Detection models are trained on 2,300+ ransomware families and 10,000+ variants. New samples processed weekly (25 to 40 per week). The ensemble approach detects zero-day variants that have never been seen before.

No. Elastio is agentless and operates exclusively against backup and storage data. No production workload access, no endpoint agents, no live system access required.

Provable Recovery evidence supports DORA, HIPAA, NYDFS 500, SEC cyber disclosure rules, and other frameworks requiring demonstrated recovery capability.

Yes. AWS, Microsoft Azure, and on-premise VMware. Consistent coverage regardless of where Veeam stores backup data.

No. Elastio reads backup data in place. Data does not leave your environment, is not copied externally, and is not transmitted to Elastio infrastructure.

The Hunt Engine is the core detection engine inside Elastio. It performs Deep File Inspection using an ensemble of detection models and produces two outputs: Proven Data (proof that data is clean) and recovery point status with R-RPO measurement.

CISOs use R-RPO and Provable Recovery evidence for board reporting and regulatory compliance. SOC teams use threat classifications for incident response. Cloud and backup teams confirm recovery readiness without changing existing workflows.

Yes. Elastio runs real attack simulations against your Veeam backup data, including slow encryption, zero-day variants, and partial encryption, to show what inline scanning and YARA rules miss. You see findings from your own environment. Most assessments complete within days.