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Immutable Backup and Recovery

Scality ARTESCA is the immutable backup target for mid-market IT. Ransomware-ready by default, S3-native to the backup stack already in production, and quiet enough to run in the background until the day recovery has to work.

icon-double-hexTHE PRESSURES

Pressures the backup program is operating under.

The backup target sits in the middle of the ransomware attack model, the cyber insurance review, and a budget that doesn't grow. The constraints don't come from one stakeholder. They show up at the same time.

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THREAT

The backup is now the target.

Ransomware operators go after the backup repository first. Compromised admin credentials and hostile backup processes mean the recovery path is part of the attack model, not the escape hatch.

Complexity

Backup shouldn't need a specialist.

Mid-market IT doesn't carry a dedicated storage engineer. Multi-quarter integration projects aren't in scope. The target has to deploy in a day, run quiet, and recover without a runbook rewrite.

BUDGET

The target has to land inside what's already approved.

Mid-market IT runs on flat or modest growth. The backup refresh competes with everything else. Total cost over the cycle matters more than the line item on the PO.

TEAM

The team is already running flat out.

Backup admins also run patch cycles, helpdesk escalations, and the next migration. The target has to deploy in days, run quietly, and recover without a runbook rewrite.

icon-double-hexTHE SCALITY ANSWER

An architectural response to each pressure

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Immutability.

Object Lock enforced at the storage layer. The retention policy holds under compromised admin credentials and hostile backup processes.

Recoverability.

Distributed erasure coding and self-healing under failure events. Recovery runs from the same platform that held the data, in the format the backup app already speaks.

Affordability.

Software-defined deployment on standard hardware. Starts at a 20TB single node, scales into multi-petabyte clusters without re-platforming the backup target.

Operability.

S3-native to the backup stack already in production. Non-disruptive upgrades, quiet telemetry, no daily babysitting.

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What ARTESCA does in the working week, across the life of the target.

Three phases that span the life of a backup target. Each phase is what the team experiences, not what the marketing slide claims.

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SCALITY ARTESCA
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Scality technologies that show up most under backup workloads.

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CORE5

Five layers, working as one.

API. Data. Storage. Geographic. Architecture. Cyber resilience built across five independent layers so a stolen credential, a privilege escalation, or a physical breach is never enough to lose data.

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MultiScale

Capacity, throughput, and operations on independent axes.

MultiScale grows each dimension on its own axis. The cluster adds throughput without forcing a capacity refresh, and capacity grows without forcing a performance rebuild. Hardware-flexible, generation-spanning.

icon-double-hexVALIDATED BACKUP ECOSYSTEM

Integrated with the backup stack the enterprise already runs.

Scality ARTESCA sits underneath the backup applications already in production. The recovery path doesn't require rebuilding the toolchain or changing the operator runbook.

SUCCESS STORY

Mid-market organizations that need ransomware-proof backup their lean IT teams can deploy and operate without specialist staff. Scality ARTESCA carries mid-market backup workloads across public sector, financial services, hospitals, and service providers.

Bring the backup stack. We'll show you the target.

A short conversation with a Scality engineer. The backup app already running, the retention policy already required, the budget already approved. We map ARTESCA into what's there without rebuilding the toolchain.