Recover in minutes. Not days.
When ransomware hits, every minute costs money. Rediacc gets you back online before the damage spreads.
Every backup vendor promises recovery. None prove it daily. Rediacc does.
Illustrative output; actual runs may include extra logs. CLI reference: rdc repo pull
Slow recovery costs more than the attack
Most teams spend days rebuilding after ransomware. Meanwhile, customers can't reach you. Revenue stops. Trust breaks. The attack lasts an hour. The recovery takes a week. That's the real damage — and the average ransomware recovery takes 24 days.
What does slow recovery cost you?
Drag the sliders to match your situation. The damage adds up every minute.
Downtime cost calculator
One command. Back online.
Detect
Run rdc repo backup list --verified to find your last clean snapshot.
Select
Pick the exact point-in-time before the attack. Minute-level precision.
Restore
Full environment back online in under 5 minutes. All containers, all data, all configs.
Why recovery takes minutes, not days
Traditional recovery rebuilds from scratch — reinstall OS, restore files, reconfigure services. Rediacc restores from btrfs snapshots: the filesystem simply switches to the saved state. No reinstallation, no reconfiguration, no data transfer. The snapshot is already on disk — it just becomes active.
What you get
Minutes, not days
Full environment recovery in under 5 minutes. Every container, every database, every config file — restored from an immutable snapshot.
Point-in-time precision
Roll back to the exact minute before the attack. Continuous snapshots mean you choose the restore point, not the attacker.
Zero data loss
Continuous snapshots mean nothing falls through the cracks. Automated daily verification in your CI pipeline confirms every backup restores cleanly.
No other tool recovers this fast
Traditional backup tools restore files. Rediacc restores entire environments — containers, configs, databases — in minutes.
| Capability | Veeam | Rubrik | Commvault | Druva | Zerto | Rediacc |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full-environment recovery | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓[4] | ✓ |
| Recovery under 5 minutes | ✓[5] | ✓[6] | ✓[7] | ✓[8] | ✓[9] | ✓ |
| Point-in-time (minute-level) | ✓[10] | ✓[11] | ✓[12] | ✓[13] | ✓[14] | ✓ |
| Automated restore verification | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| No data transfer required | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Self-hosted / no cloud dependency | ✓[15] | ✓[16] | ✓[17] | ✗ | ✓[18] | ✓ |
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→- Coveware, "Quarterly Ransomware Report Q2 2022," July 2022. "In Q2, the average days of downtime was measured at 24 days, a decrease of 8% from Q1 2022." www.coveware.com
- Splunk & Oxford Economics, "The Hidden Costs of Downtime," June 2024. "Each minute of downtime costs $9,000 or $540,000 per hour." www.splunk.com
- Cybereason, "Ransomware Attacks and the True Cost to Business 2022," 2022. "80% of organizations that paid were hit by ransomware a second time, with 68% saying the second attack came less than a month later and threat actors demanded a higher ransom amount." www.cybereason.com
- Zerto continuous replication with journal-based recovery delivers near-zero RPO and minutes-level RTO for instant recovery. www.zerto.com
- Veeam Instant VM Recovery enables sub-5-minute RTO by booting VMs directly from backup files. helpcenter.veeam.com
- Rubrik Instant Recovery enables sub-5-minute recovery by mounting VMs directly from immutable snapshots. docs.rubrik.com
- Commvault Live Recovery enables sub-5-minute RTO by mounting VMs from backup with background Storage vMotion. documentation.commvault.com
- Druva Instant Restore minimizes downtime with sub-5-minute VM recovery directly from backup cloud storage. help.druva.com
- Zerto's always-on replication with sub-10-second RPOs and minute-level RTOs enables near-instant full-environment recovery. www.zerto.com
- Veeam supports per-VM snapshot-based restore points with configurable backup schedules and continuous data protection. helpcenter.veeam.com
- Rubrik provides SLA-driven snapshot policies with configurable frequency for granular point-in-time recovery. docs.rubrik.com
- Commvault supports point-in-time recovery using snapshots for VMs, file servers, databases, and applications. documentation.commvault.com
- Druva maintains hot, warm, and cold recovery points enabling point-in-time restores of VMs, databases, and SaaS apps. help.druva.com
- Zerto journal stores every block-level write creating crash-consistent checkpoints every 5-10 seconds for granular recovery. www.zerto.com
- Veeam Backup & Replication is deployed on-premises on Windows Server with full customer control over infrastructure. helpcenter.veeam.com
- Rubrik is deployed as on-premises appliances (r6000 series) with integrated compute, storage, and software. docs.rubrik.com
- Commvault supports fully self-hosted on-premises deployments with CommServe, MediaAgent, and Access Node components. documentation.commvault.com
- Zerto is deployed on-premises with a Zerto Virtual Manager and per-host Virtual Replication Appliances. help.zerto.com