Security model (concept)
A clear narrative for stakeholders: how data is protected, how access is controlled, and how recovery is proven.
Confidentiality
- Encryption at rest (AES-256 concept)
- Transport security (TLS) + modern ciphers
- Key rotation + scoped key access
- Least-privilege and separation-of-duties
Integrity
- Content hashing and integrity checks (concept)
- Immutable retention options for critical datasets
- Append-only audit trails
- Change approvals for sensitive vaults
Availability
- Redundant storage + geographic considerations
- Recovery drills and evidence-based restore testing
- Offline recovery sets (optional physical custody)
- Ransomware-aware operational playbooks
Why “vault” matters in 2026
Ransomware campaigns increasingly target backups and recovery paths. A “vaulting” approach focuses on immutability, isolated credentials, and provable restore workflows.
Note: This page is illustrative and intended for demonstration; it is not a security guarantee.
