The interface and the time to recovery of the objects are great aspects of the solution. The interface is very simple. I didn't have anybody walk me through it. I just went in and said, "Okay, how do I do this?" And it was very slick. It was very simple, and it was very quick. The menus are streamlined and I could very easily figure out what backup I wanted to go to, how to load it, and how to restore the attributes. I have restored one time—some attributes on an object—and it was very simple. It was very slick and worked really well. Our impression of the solution for providing a clean, malware-free recovery and protecting our AD backups from compromise is that it is probably one of the best options available. From what I've seen, there are a few vendors that do it in a similar fashion, but what this product does is top-notch. It's a top-tier solution for preventing the reingestion of some type of compromise. I can't say if it reduces the risk of malware reinfection, but I can definitely say it significantly reduces the possibility of reingestion. It's not doing a full backup of the server, and it's not backing up the driver directory and directories where executable files reside, which is where malware is likely to be hidden. It doesn't have to back those up to do the directory backup. It limits what is backed up and what is restored. It is very important to have this ability to eliminate the risk of reinfection. If you suffer a compromise, and you're restoring to a clean environment, the assumption is that it's clean. If you have that same infection, then you're doing a tremendous amount of work and spending a tremendous amount of money, and you're going to suffer the same fate down the road.
