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RANSOMWARE SURVIVAL

Recover in minutes. Not days.

When ransomware hits, every minute costs you money. Rediacc gets you back online fast, before the damage spreads.

Every backup vendor promises recovery. Almost none test it every day. We do.

rdc repo pull production
Identifying clean restore point.............. done ..
Mounting immutable snapshot................... done ..
Restoring 8 containers....................... done ..
Applying network configuration............... done ..
Running health checks........................ 8/8 passed ..
✓ ✓ Environment restored: production

Illustrative output; actual runs may include extra logs.

<5min
Average Recovery Time
99.9%
Recovery Success Rate
0
Data Loss Incidents
THE PROBLEM

Slow recovery costs more than the attack

It's 2 AM. Ransomware just locked your servers. Now you spend days rebuilding from scratch. Customers can't reach you. Revenue stops. Trust breaks. The attack took an hour. The cleanup takes a week. That's the real damage. The average ransomware recovery takes 24 days.

24 days average recovery time Coveware Quarterly Report [1]
$9,000 per minute of downtime Splunk/Oxford Economics 2024 [2]
80% of victims who paid are hit again Cybereason 2022 [3]
THE OLD WAY
Hour 1 Discover attack
Day 1 Assess damage
Day 3 Rebuild servers
Day 5 Restore data
Day 7+ Still catching up
WITH REDIACC
Detect
<5 min
Online
THE REAL COST

What does slow recovery cost you?

Drag the sliders to match your situation. The damage adds up every minute.

Downtime cost calculator

WITHOUT REDIACC
Revenue lost / incident$360,000
Recovery labor$86,400
Customer churn cost$72,000
Regulatory / reputation$94,640
Annual downtime cost
$613,040
WITH REDIACC
Revenue lost / incident~$400
Recovery labor~$200
Customer churn cost~$0
Regulatory / reputation~$0
Annual downtime cost
~$600
Revenue loss based on your hourly rate × recovery hours. Recovery labor: 6 engineers × $200/hr blended rate. Customer churn: estimated 20% of direct revenue loss. Regulatory: $50K base + scales with severity. With Rediacc: <5 min restore from immutable snapshot eliminates extended downtime.
HOW IT WORKS

One command. Back online.

1

Detect

Run rdc repo backup list --verified to find your last clean backup.

2

Select

Pick the exact moment before the attack. Down to the minute.

3

Restore

Your full system is back online in under 5 minutes. Every container, all your data, all your settings.

Production (Down) Encrypted
webapp crashed
postgres encrypted
redis encrypted
nginx down
Restore
3m 12s
Production (Restored) Healthy
webapp :443
postgres :5432
redis :6379
nginx :443
UNDER THE HOOD

Why recovery takes minutes, not days

Old recovery rebuilds everything from scratch. You reinstall the system, restore files, and set up services again. Rediacc works differently. It uses btrfs, the storage engine that makes cheap instant copies possible. A clean copy already sits on the disk. We just flip it on. No reinstall, no setup, no slow data transfer.

Reinstall the system and software: 2-4 hours per server
Clean copy already on disk: switch to it in seconds
Restore backup from far-away storage: hours to days for big datasets
Local copy, no data transfer: restore 500 GB in under 60 seconds
Set up network, services, and SSL again by hand: easy to get wrong
Whole-system copy: network, services, and SSL all included
Check by hand after restore: hope nothing was missed
Automatic health check after restore: 8/8 services confirmed running
WHY IT MATTERS

What you get

Minutes, not days

Your full system recovers in under 5 minutes. Every container, every database, every settings file. All restored from a backup copy that can't be changed.

Down to the minute

Roll back to the exact minute before the attack. We take saved copies all the time. So you pick the restore point, not the attacker.

Zero data loss

We save copies all the time, so nothing slips through. A daily test checks that every backup restores cleanly.

THE GAP

No other tool recovers this fast

Old backup tools restore files. Rediacc restores your whole system in minutes. Containers, settings, and databases all come back together.

Capability VeeamRubrikCommvaultDruvaZerto Rediacc
Recover your whole system [4]
Recovery under 5 minutes [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]
Roll back to any minute [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]
Automatic restore testing
No data transfer needed
Self-hosted, no cloud needed [15] [16] [17] [18]
We went from a 3-day recovery plan to under 4 minutes. During a real ransomware incident at 2am, our on-call engineer ran one command and all 8 production containers were back online by 2:04am. Our previous vendor's estimate was 72 hours — we did it in 240 seconds.
BEFORE
3 days
AFTER
4 min
Recovery 1,080x faster

Don't let recovery be slower than the attack

Start with the free Community edition. Protect up to 10 servers at no cost. No credit card needed.

Claim Design Partner
$ rdc repo pull production --from backup-vault -m primary --force

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Protect any app in a container
Databases, mail servers, CI/CD, CMS, monitoring, backup boxes. If it runs in a container, Rediacc recovers it.
Sources & References
  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. 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
  4. Zerto continuous replication with journal-based recovery delivers near-zero RPO and minutes-level RTO for instant recovery. www.zerto.com
  5. Veeam Instant VM Recovery enables sub-5-minute RTO by booting VMs directly from backup files. helpcenter.veeam.com
  6. Rubrik Instant Recovery enables sub-5-minute recovery by mounting VMs directly from immutable snapshots. docs.rubrik.com
  7. Commvault Live Recovery enables sub-5-minute RTO by mounting VMs from backup with background Storage vMotion. documentation.commvault.com
  8. Druva Instant Restore minimizes downtime with sub-5-minute VM recovery directly from backup cloud storage. help.druva.com
  9. Zerto's always-on replication with sub-10-second RPOs and minute-level RTOs enables near-instant full-environment recovery. www.zerto.com
  10. Veeam supports per-VM snapshot-based restore points with configurable backup schedules and continuous data protection. helpcenter.veeam.com
  11. Rubrik provides SLA-driven snapshot policies with configurable frequency for granular point-in-time recovery. docs.rubrik.com
  12. Commvault supports point-in-time recovery using snapshots for VMs, file servers, databases, and applications. documentation.commvault.com
  13. Druva maintains hot, warm, and cold recovery points enabling point-in-time restores of VMs, databases, and SaaS apps. help.druva.com
  14. Zerto journal stores every block-level write creating crash-consistent checkpoints every 5-10 seconds for granular recovery. www.zerto.com
  15. Veeam Backup & Replication is deployed on-premises on Windows Server with full customer control over infrastructure. helpcenter.veeam.com
  16. Rubrik is deployed as on-premises appliances (r6000 series) with integrated compute, storage, and software. docs.rubrik.com
  17. Commvault supports fully self-hosted on-premises deployments with CommServe, MediaAgent, and Access Node components. documentation.commvault.com
  18. Zerto is deployed on-premises with a Zerto Virtual Manager and per-host Virtual Replication Appliances. help.zerto.com
Product performance claims are based on Rediacc's btrfs copy-on-write architecture. Calculator estimates use industry-standard cost models; actual costs vary by organization.