Disaster recovery is not only about natural disasters. In today's intermingling of physical and digital worlds, "data disasters" have arisen with the potential to bring enterprises across all industries to their knees. Data is among the most valuable assets of an enterprise, but it is also the target of cyber criminals who are intent on creating human-generated or AI-generated "disasters" that wreak havoc, distract leaders, and incur the most harm possible. A cyberattack, such as a ransomware attack which takes all of the enterprise's data "hostage" for ransom, is now deemed a disaster on par with a Category 5 hurricane…
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Why Modern Data Archiving Is Key to a Scalable Data Strategy
The Critical Role of Archiving in Enterprise Data Transformation To succeed in the information economy, businesses invest time and money...
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A Closer Look at C-SCRM and the IIoT
E-commerce businesses can use a C-SCRM program to maintain the integrity, security, quality, and resilience of a supply chain and...
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NAS or Object Storage: Make the Best Backup Target Decision
Twenty years ago, organizations started to choose between disk and tape as their primary backup target. Now that disk has...
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How to Communicate Your Recovery Plan to Non-Technical Stakeholders
How to Communicate Your Recovery Plan to Non-Technical Stakeholders
On the technical side, disaster recovery is often described by failover protocols, redundancies, continuity of operations plans, and recovery point...
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