Disaster Recovery

Healthcare Cybersecurity in the Age of COVID-19: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Level of Distraction

Jeffrey Sullivan | November 17, 2020

The healthcare industry has always been and will continue to be the target of ransomware and other cyberattacks. These breaches, like the string of attacks which have recently hit several major hospitals and health systems, have exposed the security vulnerabilities of several of our nation’s most trusted healthcare institutions. More valuable on the black market than getting someone’s social security number, an electronic medical health record could be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars to cybercriminals. In fact, after several years in which the value of medical records on the black market had decreased, a 2019 study suggests a…
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While many organizations have established disaster recovery (DR) plans for traditional threats like natural disasters, hardware failures, or human errors,...
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Burgeoning Unstructured Data Stores Demand Organizations Tackle Data Protection Differently
Burgeoning Unstructured Data Stores Demand Organizations Tackle Data Protection Differently
Every organization possesses and manages unstructured data somewhere in its IT infrastructure. Unfortunately, many do not know how much they...
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Object Storage: The Last Line of Defense Against Ransomware
Object Storage: The Last Line of Defense Against Ransomware
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Embracing First-Party Data in a Cookie-Alternative World
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