There is safe, and then there is Blocky Safe
Windows users need a hardened repository too. Blocky for Veeam® delivers the same protection—built for Windows.
Volume Protection (Prevents backup volume deletion)
The Ultimate Protection for Windows Users
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for Admin Access
WORM (Write Once, Read Many) Protection
Zero-Trust Architecture
Works natively in Windows Environments
Seamless integration with Veeam Backup & Replication
Prevents Unauthorized File & Volume Deletion
No Additional Hardware or Linux Setup Required
Why is Blocky Safe?
Windows-Native Security
Transform your Windows VBR into a fortified, ransomware-resistant environment without additional complexity.
Intelligent Fingerprint Protection
Every backup receives a unique identifier, ensuring only authorized processes can modify or restore it. No tampering, no risk.
FAQ
Why do I need Blocky?
You need Blocky if you are using Veeam® as a backup solution and are concerned about the security of your backup data against malware and ransomware attacks.
How does Blocky work?
Blocky is specifically designed to work with Veeam® to protect backup data by creating an immutable, zero-trust backup environment. Blocky automatically creates an application fingerprint for each trusted Veeam process, ensuring that only Veeam® has full access to the critical backup data, making it a secure and reliable solution against ransomware.
What does Blocky protect?
Blocky protects the Veeam backup data volumes. Veeam users should protect their backup volumes with Blocky for Veeam® to ensure cyber resiliency. In the event of an encryption attack, the backup will remain intact and enable the infected servers and data to be restored quickly. The files from other backups such as Veeam Backup Copy Jobs and Veeam Scale-Out Repositories can also be protected with Blocky for Veeam®.
Which Veeam® program versions are supported?
Blocky is compatible with all current versions of Veeam.
Which Windows operating systems are supported?
Blocky supports Windows Server 2012, 2016, 2019, and 2022.
