- Secure, Isolated Environment
Data is copied into a separate system known only to a small, authorized group within the organization—minimizing the risk of unauthorized access. - Physical and Logical Isolation
Data transfer occurs according to a secret, internally defined schedule. Only at specific times does CyberBunker “open its doors” and become visible to the production environment—similar to physically connecting a network cable. This approach drastically reduces the chance of hacker infiltration. - Compliance and Ransomware Protection
Data in the bunker is “frozen”—it cannot be modified or deleted until its retention period expires. Even if a copy contains malicious code, it cannot execute within the isolated environment. This mechanism prevents encryption or loss of data. - Multi-Layered Data Verification
CyberBunker’s software continuously monitors stored copies for potential threats. Administrators can roll back to the most recent clean version or restore an infected copy in a test environment to safely perform remediation.
More Than Backup – A New Line of Defense
CyberBunker assumes that a cyberattack is not a question of if, but when. Its purpose is not to prevent attacks—but to minimize their impact. This ensures that production, sales, and customer service operations can continue even in the face of a security incident.
Case Study: When CyberBunker Saves the Day
Talex has seen multiple real-world cases where CyberBunker saved large organizations. When standard backup procedures failed, CyberBunker made it possible to recover data and restore full infrastructure operations.
The success lies not only in technology but in people. Unlike global cloud providers—where customer support often ends with chatbots—Talex provides direct access to engineers available 24/7. These experts guide clients through the recovery process and help minimize downtime and loss.
Who Is CyberBunker For?
- Manufacturing companies – Complex environments requiring fast access to the latest data copies.
- Banks and financial institutions – Customer data must be protected by more than just compliance; it requires real safeguards.
- E-commerce – An attack during peak sales periods could mean the end of business.
- Public administration – Citizen data is a prime target for cybercriminals.
Key Benefits of CyberBunker
- Ransomware protection – Data remains safe even if production systems are infected.
- Rapid data recovery – “Frozen” copies enable quick restoration of operations.
- Lower incident costs – No ransom payments, reduced operational losses.
- Regulatory compliance – Supports frameworks such as ISO 27001 and NIS2.
Summary
CyberBunker proves that the simplest ideas are often the most effective. In an era of increasingly sophisticated ransomware, companies can no longer rely solely on traditional backup systems. They need a mechanism that allows them to keep running—even when hackers gain the upper hand.
