Indeed, such is the value of backup files to an organization’s disaster recovery and business continuity strategy, there are signs that they are becoming an important target for ransomware attacks. However, a note of caution: although backup can mitigate the risks of ransomware encryption, it’s also vulnerable to ransomware encryption. While the first line of defence against ransomware are security basics like securing your network and keeping your software up to date, backup can also play an important role. Fortunately, with a robust and considered data protection and cyber security strategy in place, it’s possible to ensure that the data that matters most to you and your organization is safe from these evolving threats. Although research suggests that the number of attacks is in decline, there is evidence that suggests that the attacks that are occurring are now more lethal and effective than they were in the past. I used Bitwarden for 6 years - ever since LogMeIn bought Lastpass - and love their product, but in the end I preferred the security of "local + cloud" which Enpass offers (had a few scares when Bitwarden/Azure was down and all my password eggs in one basket).Ransomware is one of the biggest security threats to personal and business data today. I know you didn't ask, but for passwords I just switched from Bitwarden to Enpass.
In case of Joplin, I have the automatic backup go to the Google drive, and I sync through Joplin Cloud/Dropbox, so I have the files locally and on two cloud services.
Of course in case of a computer crash I'd still need to reinstall everything from scratch, but I tend to reinstall the computer every 5 years or so anyway. We store all our documents, photos, videos, project files, installation files etc on there in their own folders.
Probably not so much a "proper" backup, more of a storage solution, but it works for us. I share a Google Workspace plan with my husband and we store all important files both on there and locally. My backup plan is a little different from what most here mentioned.
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