There won't be any leaks from the OWCD data backup, right?

Is there no risk of backup storage data leaking? It's also important to have a system in place that prevents data from being stolen.

Ransomware encryption and information leaks are occurring one after another. "Backup in a separate environment, immutability, and recovery testing" are listed as essential measures to take against ransomware. The intrusion routes are diverse, including email, web, social media, and VPN devices, and the risk increases as the use of the internet grows with the spread of generative AI. Once breached, recovery can take days, during which business operations may come to a halt. Quick recovery requires a data backup that combines both online and offline methods. Backups are the most critical assets; when they are accessible externally, they become prime targets for attackers. Let's avoid large-scale damage by cutting off unnecessary communication paths. OWCD can protect against poor outcomes by making the backup environment a "one-way channel for sending data to be stored," thereby blocking information leaks obtained by ransomware. ➡ Adopted as a technology to enhance the "separation of backups: storing in different segments." While having OWCD does not solve everything, the way it is implemented can significantly enhance defensive capabilities. Please consider it. For inquiries, please visit the related link below. There is an explanatory video available.

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