Rethinking Data Storage Management as a key component of a powerful Cyber Resilience Strategy

Rethinking Data Storage Management as a key component of a powerful Cyber Resilience Strategy

Cybercrime continues to be a major concern for every business, regardless of size or industry. The cost of a data breach averaged USD 4.35 million in 2022. This figure represents a 12.7% increase from last year. No wonder why organizations across industries and geographies have been doubling down on technology modernization initiatives to protect from cyber incidents. Because it's no longer a matter of ?if' you are breached, but ?when,' every organization needs a playbook for what happens AFTER the attack. Organizations need to make sure their data will be available and secure in case of attacks. Recovery time is key but it can be challenging to identify and recover data if an organization does not have the proper governance and tools in place. With updated technology and the right automated processes in place, a cyberattack does not have to mean permanent financial and reputational damage. A well-defined data resilience strategy can turn a breach into a comparatively short-term disturbance.