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Customer scenarioIllustrative composite, not a named customer
Valta Air Gap · Healthcare · Enterprise

Regional health network

A multi-region DR build deferred, and $3.2M moved to clinical technology.

The situation

Three consolidated teaching hospitals with 9,500 employees hold a 6.8 PB estate and a 25-year PHIPA archive. After a ransomware wave the CISO faced weekly board scrutiny, while the CFO carried $4.1M a year in DR replica cost.

What forced the question

  • Weekly board scrutiny of ransomware readiness
  • $4.1M a year in DR replica cost
  • A multi-region DR project and a vault purchase were both planned

What was deployed

6 of 9 fragments · any 6 rebuild the data

Site you control or sovereignCloud or outside provider
Unchanged
Existing backup product retained
Restore authority
4 of 12 named authorizers
Regions
Dual region
“The vault purchase changed shape once we saw what fragmentation delivered. We still bought it, but not for the reason we had been planning to.”
Composite CFO

What changed

$3.2Mreallocated to clinical technologymulti-region DR project deferred
−31%insurance premium
0backup products displacedvault kept as a complementary layer

Questions a buyer asks

Can ransomware reach the recovery copy?No single administrator, account or site holds more than three fragments, and six are needed to read or rebuild.

What if a provider or site is lost?Any one provider, region or site can be offline and at least six fragments remain.

Who can restore?Four of twelve named authorizers must approve a restore.

Did it replace the vault?No. The vault was still bought, as a complementary layer and not as the primary answer.