What makes ViVeSec Box different from a traditional backup?

ViVeSec Box is a closed, immutable appliance: backups are physically and logically isolated, ransomware cannot access or modify them. This is not guaranteed with classic backups.

How long does it take for business to recover after an attack?

Intact data stored on the ViVeSec Box is immediately available – there is no multi-day recovery phase. Full recovery of protected systems is a function of the recovery time, which is orders of magnitude shorter than restoring traditional backups from tape or the cloud.

What environments is it compatible with?

Windows servers and workstations, file servers, network file shares (SMB/NFS), and S3-compatible storage integrations. A detailed list will be provided during the request for quotation.

Where is the data stored?

On your own infrastructure. ViVeSec Box does not send data to third parties; all data and access are controlled solely by you.

What does the CRYSTALS-Dilithium signature and quantum resistance mean?

ViVeSec Box uses NIST-approved CRYSTALS-Dilithium post-quantum signatures to verify the integrity of saved data, combined with AES-256 symmetric encryption. This means you gain reliable long-term data integrity against current and future quantum computer attacks.

Does ViVeSec Box meet the requirements of NIS2 and DORA?

Yes. ViVeSec Box meets the immutable backup, audit log, access control and incident management capabilities required by NIS2 at the same time as deployment. For DORA-regulated financial institutions, recovery time (RTO) of less than 60 seconds and measurable business continuity are of particular value.

How is ViVeSec Box different from cloud-based backups?

Cloud-based services store backup data on the provider's infrastructure - making it vulnerable to compromise or inaccessible in the event of a service outage, and data stored with third parties is generally not acceptable in most regulatory systems. ViVeSec Box operates in your own infrastructure, with isolated, immutable storage, without external dependencies.

Do you need a dedicated IT team to operate ViVeSec Box?

No. The ViVeSec Box is a closed, hardened appliance that operates autonomously after deployment: firmware updates and security patches are managed by ViVeTech, and daily operation is limited to checking audit logs and alerts. Detailed admin tasks are included in the user manual.

Fill out the request for quote form and we will contact you within 1 business day to map your environment and select the right configuration.

Feb 25, 2026 Ransomware SME Business continuity

When Ransomware Doesn't Just Encrypt Data - But Paralyzes the Business: The Hidden Risk for SMEs

For SMEs, the largest loss often comes from multi-day operational paralysis, not only from direct data encryption.

ViVeSec Editorial Team10 min

When Ransomware Doesn't Just Encrypt Data - But Paralyzes the Business: The Hidden Risk for SMEs

SME architectures are typically concentrated: a small number of servers and SaaS dependencies drive most daily operations. If two critical components fail at once, the business can stall even if data can eventually be restored.

The hidden risk: process collapse

Ransomware often triggers chain reactions across order handling, billing, logistics, and customer communication. This secondary process failure can outscale the direct IT restoration cost.

Delayed delivery and contractual penalties
Customer churn due to response-time deterioration
Overloaded teams and risky manual workarounds

How to prepare

By 2026, an SME baseline should include a predefined recovery sequence, core-service restart within 24 hours, and an auditable backup strategy. Leadership should track restoration viability as a KPI, not just backup existence.

The hidden risk: process collapse

How to prepare

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