
AWS's centralized data protection: one policy for EC2, RDS, EFS and the rest — with immutable vaults and compliance reports.
AWS Backup unifies what used to be scattered: centralized backup plans for AWS services (and VMware on AWS), vaults with immutability (Vault Lock), cross-region and cross-account copies, compliance reports ready for audits.
Resources protect themselves: the 'backup=gold' tag is enough to include them in the right plan.
For RDS and DynamoDB, restore to the second: human error rewound.
Automatic restore tests: the periodic proof that backups actually work.
Compliance demonstrated: reports that cross-check policy and reality, for NIS2 and ISO.
AWS Backup centralizes policies across EC2/EBS, RDS/Aurora, DynamoDB, EFS/FSx, S3 and VMware: backup plans define frequency, retention and destination vault; vaults with Vault Lock are WORM. Cross-account and cross-region copies build the native 3-2-1; restore testing plans run scheduled trial restores and measure the outcome — RTO becomes an observed number.
The backup of your whole AWS footprint provable in one report: the auditor says thanks.
An immutable vault in a separate account: the copy that survives account compromise.
The copy from Ireland to Frankfurt: data DR with one line of policy.