In a world where digital threats evolve at a dizzying pace. Protecting one’s digital assets is akin to a never-ending game of chess. Whether you’re defending a multinational corporation’s sensitive data or fortifying your personal troves of information. The means by which you secure your data is a critical strategic decision. One method that has withstood the test of time is the concept of ‘Air Gapped Backup. This blog post is engineered to dissect the intricacies of air-gapped backup, highlight its profound impact on data security, and equip IT professionals with the knowledge needed to implement this safeguard within their organizational or personal frameworks.

Defining Air Gapped Backup
Air gapped backups involve creating a copy of your sensitive data and storing it on a storage medium that is not physically or logically connected to your primary storage system or the network. This ‘air gap’ is a physical measure ensuring that your data cannot be accessed or compromised through conventional network-based attack vectors.