Ransomware Protection Score
The Ransomware Protection Score provides information about how your assets are backed up and how recently the backups were taken. An asset can be backed up in any of these ways: in-account AWS Snapshot, cross-account AWS snapshot, or Clumio SecureVault backup. Each backup type is scored based on how well it protects an asset. Backups are also scored by how old they are, in a measurement called the recency score.
The Ransomware Protection Score is calculated by multiplying the backup type score by the recency score.
Individual asset score- If asset A has an in-account AWS Snapshot (Referring Table 1, the highest score possible for this backup type is 30%) that was taken 2 days ago. As the snapshot was taken 2 days ago, the recency score would be 70% (Referring Table 2). Therefore, the Ransomware Protection Score for asset A would be calculated as below.
Ransomware Protection Score of asset A: 30% x 70% = 21%
Table 1: Score based on backup type
Type of backup |
Backup type score |
Clumio SecureVault backup |
100% |
Cross-account AWS Snapshot |
90% |
In-account AWS Snapshot |
30% |
No backup |
0 |
Table 2: Score based on age of backup
Age in days |
Recency score |
0-1 |
100% |
2-7 |
70% |
8-30 |
40% |
31-90 |
20% |
91-360 |
10% |
360+ |
5% |
Ransomware Protection Score based on Asset Size (GB)
When we perform a size-based analysis of assets and backups, we show the protection score for individual assets and the overall score for all assets being analyzed.
Aggregated score for assets- When calculating the aggregated score for all assets based on asset size, we calculate a size-weighted score for each asset and add the individual size-weighted scores to find the total ransomware protection score for all assets. The table below shows how this is done.
Asset |
Asset size (GB) |
Backup type |
Days since last backup |
Recency score |
Backup type score |
Backup score (Recency Score x Backup type score) |
Weighted score in GB (Asset size x Backup score) |
1 |
200 |
In-account Snapshot |
1 |
100% |
30% |
30% |
60 |
2 |
180 |
Cross-account Snapshot |
10 |
40% |
90% |
36% |
64.8 |
3 |
40 |
No backup |
15 |
40% |
0 |
0 |
0 |
4 |
75 |
Clumio SecureVault |
0.5 |
100% |
100% |
100% |
75 |
5 |
50 |
Clumio SecureVault |
65 |
20% |
100% |
20% |
10 |
Total assets = 545 GB |
Total weighted score in GB = 209.8GB |
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Ransomware Protection Score = 209.8/545 = 38.49% |
The Ransomware Protection Score for all assets is 38.49%
Ransomware Protection Score based on Asset Count
When analyzing assets based on count, we do not factor in the size of the asset and therefore the protection score for an asset is the score calculated by considering backup type and age of the backup.
Aggregated score for assets- To find the aggregated score for all assets based on asset count, we calculate the score for individual assets and aggregate the scores to find the protection score. The table below shows how this is done.
Asset |
Backup type |
Days since last backup |
Recency score |
Backup type score |
Backup score (Recency score x Backup type score) |
Count-based score |
1 |
Cross-account Snapshot |
9 |
40% |
90% |
36% |
0.36 |
2 |
In-account Snapshot |
31 |
20% |
30% |
6% |
0.06 |
3 |
No backup |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
4 |
Clumio SecureVault |
0.5 |
100% |
100% |
100% |
1 |
5 |
Clumio SecureVault |
1 |
100% |
100% |
100% |
1 |
Total assets = 5 |
Total score = 2.42 |
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Ransomware Protection Score = 2.42/5 = 48.4% |
The Ransomware Protection Score for all assets is 48.4%
Note: If an asset has multiple backups then we take into account the highest score achieved from any of the backup types and recency combinations. For example, an asset has a Clumio SecureVault backup taken 60 days ago, and also a cross-account Snapshot taken within the last 24 hours.
The Ransomware Protection Score calculation would look at these two scenarios:
- Clumio SecureVault Backup = 100% (Backup type score for Clumio SecureVault) x 20% (Recency score for a backup that was taken 60 days ago) = 20%
- Cross-account AWS Snapshot = 90% (Backup type score for cross-account AWS Snapshot) x 100% (Recency score for a backup taken in the last 24 hours) = 90%
In this scenario, we would choose the cross-account AWS Snapshot when considering the score calculation, giving this asset a score of 90%.
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