Your S3 buckets, EFS volumes, and Azure Blob storage are growing exponentially. Your business-critical applications - from data analytics to AI/ML pipelines - depend on this unstructured data. But here's the problem: the cloud-native backup tools you're relying on today won't save you when sophisticated attackers strike.

Recent attacks like Codefinger have shown how easily ransomware can disable S3 versioning and purge backup history. Geographic replication fails when attackers compromise shared authentication systems. And snapshots stored in production environments become just another target for deletion.

This isn't theoretical. Organizations are discovering these limitations during actual attacks - when it's too late. The result? Recovery processes that take weeks instead of hours, with no guarantee that restored data won't reintroduce dormant threats.