Your board will ask if you can recover from ransomware. Today, most organizations cannot answer with evidence. Elastio closes that gap by hunting for threats inside your data, identifying your last verified clean recovery point, and proving recovery works before you need it.
The board question
Most CISOs cannot answer these three questions with evidence. The gap between accountability and measurability is the real exposure. Ransomware readiness is not about having backups. It is about proving those backups are clean, that recovery has been tested, and that you can defend your posture to the board, to regulators, and to insurers after an incident.
How Elastio makes you ready
Elastio hunts across your live data, replicated data, and backups to identify your most recent verified clean recovery point per asset. Not an estimate. A measured R-RPO with timestamps and evidence.
Every recovery point is inspected by Elastio Hunt across six threat surfaces: ransomware, encryption anomalies, filesystem integrity, malware, insider threat indicators, and persistence mechanisms. The inspection record is auditable and enumerated.
Automated weekly restore verification boots your recovery points and captures screenshots as evidence. Replaces annual fire drills with continuous, documented proof that recovery functions.
“We know our last clean recovery point. We know what was inspected to confirm it. We have weekly automated verification that recovery works. Here is the report.”
The board-ready statement ransomware readiness should produce.
Coverage analysis
Every tool in your stack does its job. None of them inspect the data itself. That is where ransomware survives undetected.
| Category | Examples | What it covers | What it does not cover |
|---|---|---|---|
| EDR | CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender | Endpoint process execution, malware on disk, lateral movement | Does not inspect data inside backups, snapshots, or cloud storage |
| XDR | Palo Alto Cortex, CrowdStrike Falcon | Correlated detection across endpoints, network, email | Does not verify whether recovery data is clean or compromised |
| CNAPP | Wiz, Prisma Cloud, Orca | Cloud misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, runtime threats | Does not inspect data integrity inside backup repositories |
| SIEM / SOAR | Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Chronicle | Log aggregation, alert correlation, playbook automation | Does not inspect data content or verify recovery points |
| Backup vendors | Rubrik, Cohesity, Commvault, Veeam | Anomaly and entropy analysis during backup operations | Misses zero-day ransomware, intermittent encryption, and threats that stage below the inference threshold |
| DDR | Elastio | Deep file inspection across live data, replicated data, and backups. R-RPO per asset. Verified clean recovery points. Evidence, not inference. 99.995% precision. | Perimeter, endpoint, network, cloud posture. That is what the five categories above do. |
Measured outcomes
Zero
Ransoms paid
Across all production deployments
90%
Downtime reduction
Measured across enterprise deployments
10-25x
ROI
Based on customer-reported outcomes
Zero
Reinfections
From recovery points verified clean by Elastio
* No Elastio customer has experienced reinfection from a recovery point verified clean by the platform. Measured across all production deployments through Q1 2026.
Who this is for
You are accountable for recovery but cannot currently prove it will work. This gives you a defensible, board-ready answer to the recovery question.
For CISOs→Your detection stack covers endpoints, network, and identity. It does not inspect the data layer. Ransomware readiness requires closing that gap before an incident.
For SOC teams→You manage the backup and replication environment. Ransomware readiness means proving those backups are clean, not just that they completed.
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