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I have the Bible, numerous non Christian NT era historians, and an overwhelming absence of contrary evidence that would be expected if the accounts were fabricated by ancient Hebrews. The naturalist usually says "there is an absence of evidence for x (an Egyptian captivity)" or "given this, it seems unlikely that x (a global flood) happened".
There is no cogent proof against an event of Biblical history.
Biblical archaeology is a great apologetic.

Given all this though, I don't personally inspect all ancient artifacts and spend a lifetime debating the historicity of biblical events. I know the Bible is true because I have been saved and indwelt with the holy spirit, like the Bible said I would be at the point of salvation.