Business Continuity

October 20

Cyber-Recovery vs. Disaster Recovery: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters

Disaster recovery (DR) has one purpose: get your business back up and running while keeping data—and dollar—losses to a minimum. Cyber-recovery is about your business’s very survival, focusing on maintaining the minimum data, applications, and infrastructure that are essential for keeping things moving. That translates into prioritizing speed and availability for DR, while cyber-recovery focuses on security and data integrity.

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October 7

6 Strategies to Minimize Unplanned Downtime

Your organization likely keeps an eye on every budget dollar carefully. But there’s one cost that usually only gets accounted for after the fact: downtime. It doesn’t matter if it’s caused by ransomware, a cybersecurity breach, hardware failure, or natural disaster, every minute of downtime can be costly. Hourly downtime costs can run from hundreds… Read more »

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September 23

IDC White Paper: Increase Data Resilience and Improve Ransomware Defense by Integrating Data Protection and Security

Ransomware is one of today’s top business concerns. So says IDC’s Phil Goodwin, Research Vice President within IDC’s Infrastructure Systems, Platforms and Technologies Group, in a recent IDC Opinion White Paper, sponsored by Arcserve. But, with 304.7 million ransomware attacks counted in the first six months of 2021, you already knew that. The paper notes… Read more »

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September 16

Why You Need Unified Data Protection and How to Get It

The frequency of ransomware attacks continues to soar. Global attack volume jumped up 151 percent, year over year, in the first six months of 2021. In absolute numbers, SonicWall’s 2021 Global Cyberattack Trends report says there were 304.7 million ransomware attacks over the same period. In the past, data protection, recovery, and security have been… Read more »

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August 9

How OneXafe and UDP Give You Complete Ransomware Protection

The ransomware epidemic has gotten so bad that even the U.S. Senate has taken action. While the bipartisan bill now under consideration raises the specter of repercussions for cybercriminals who practice state-sponsored ransomware, it will do little to stem the tide of attacks that emanate from everyday hackers. And there are many. A SonicWall report… Read more »

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