When thinking about a technology “disaster,” what comes to mind? A power outage, rogue employee, or ransomware attack? Or something larger, like when Hurricane Sandy caused the New York Stock Exchange to flood? No matter the size of the event, each and every one has a major impact on IT departments and teams. The latest in a string of unfortunate, global-scale events is well known: the COVID-19 pandemic. As many companies struggled to make the immediate shift from in-person to hybrid and remote work, or fully embrace digital transformation, disaster recovery and preparedness became top-of-mind and more important than ever…
Achieving Data Resilience at Scale
A Radically New Approach to Backup and Recovery in the Data Age Nobody likes to lose things. As long as...
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Cybersecurity’s Lesser-Known Pain Point: Operational Technology Systems
Worldwide focus on cybersecurity is not new. Over the last decade, governments and corporations have invested heavily in information technology...
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Structuring Recovery and Business Continuity in an Unstructured Environment
Disaster recovery and business continuity must function now in a far more risk-laden and complex environment. While ransomware threats continue...
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Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket Unless You Like Them Scrambled
Examining the OVHcloud Disaster The catastrophic fire at OVHcloud, one of Europe’s leading cloud hosting providers, was a stark reminder...
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