ImmutaVault
Patented virtual air-gap cyber vaulting that isolates and preserves critical recovery data. Immutable, indelible, and protected — even when attackers gain privileged access to the storage environment.
Why traditional recovery fails under attack
Modern ransomware doesn't just encrypt production data. Sophisticated attackers target backup systems, delete snapshots, compromise admin credentials, and destroy recovery paths before deploying ransomware — making recovery impossible or untrustworthy.
ImmutaVault solves this by creating recovery points that survive even when an attacker has domain admin access and actively tries to destroy them.
How ImmutaVault works
Virtual Air Gap Isolation
ImmutaVault creates logically isolated, immutable copies of critical data that are protected from administrative actions, compromised credentials, and destructive attacks.
Immutable & Indelible Protection
Protected data copies cannot be modified, encrypted, or deleted — even by administrators with full system privileges. Protection is enforced at the platform level.
No Physical Air Gap Required
ImmutaVault provides air-gap-equivalent isolation without the operational burden of tape management, physical media handling, or offline infrastructure.
Recovery Confidence
Maintain trusted, known-good recovery points that survive ransomware, insider destruction, and privileged credential compromise.
Policy-Driven Retention
Define retention policies that govern how long immutable copies are preserved, aligning protection with compliance requirements and recovery objectives.
Integrated with Active Defense
ImmutaVault works alongside Active Defense — threats are detected and stopped in real time while immutable copies provide the safety net for recovery.
ImmutaVault vs. traditional air gaps
| ImmutaVault | Traditional Air Gap | |
|---|---|---|
| Isolation | Logical isolation enforced at the platform level | Physical separation requiring offline media |
| Recovery Speed | Near-instant access to immutable recovery points | Hours to days for media retrieval and restore |
| Admin Compromise | Protected even from compromised admin credentials | Depends on physical security of media and facility |
| Operational Burden | Automated, policy-driven, no media handling | Manual tape rotation, offsite transport, verification |
| Integration | Native integration with Active Defense and BrickStor SP | Separate infrastructure, workflows, and management |
Watch ImmutaVault in action
See how ImmutaVault creates a virtual air-gapped, immutable vault for AI seed data, gold copies, and forensic-grade records — accessible only on policy.
Patent-backed virtual air-gap technology
ImmutaVault is powered by RackTop's patented virtual air-gapping technology, providing a defensible, innovation-backed approach to isolating and preserving critical recovery data without the operational overhead of physical air gap infrastructure.
Explore BrickStor SPFrequently asked questions
- ImmutaVault is RackTop's patented virtual air-gap cyber vaulting technology. It creates immutable, indelible copies of critical data that are logically isolated and protected from modification or deletion — even by administrators with full system privileges.
- Regular snapshots can typically be deleted by administrators or compromised through privileged credential attacks. ImmutaVault creates indelible copies that cannot be modified or destroyed, even with administrative access — providing true air-gap-equivalent protection.
- ImmutaVault provides air-gap-equivalent data isolation without the operational burden of physical media handling. For organizations that require physical air gaps due to policy, ImmutaVault can complement those processes while providing faster recovery access.
- ImmutaVault recovery points are stored on the BrickStor SP platform and can be accessed near-instantly — compared to hours or days for physical air-gap tape retrieval and restore processes.
Protect Recovery Data from Even the Most Destructive Attacks
ImmutaVault preserves trusted, immutable recovery points that survive ransomware, insider destruction, and privileged credential compromise.