When it comes to protecting sensitive information, there is

no such thing as being too careful. In today's world, where cyber threats are

constantly evolving and becoming more sophisticated, organizations must take

extra precautions to ensure the safety of their data. This is where an Air

Gapped System comes into play.

What is an Air Gapped Backup?
An Air Gapped Backup is a computer or network that is

isolated from the internet and any other external networks. This means that it

has no physical or logical connection to any other device or network, making it

virtually impossible for data to be transferred in or out of the system without

physical access. This type of setup creates a secure environment for storing

and processing sensitive information.

How Does it Work?
Air Gapped Backups work by physically disconnecting the

computer or network from any external connections. This can be achieved through

a variety of methods, such as physically unplugging cables, using specialized

hardware, or utilizing software to disable network connectivity. By creating

this physical gap between the system and the outside world, it becomes much

more difficult for cybercriminals to gain access to the information stored

within.