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Disaster Survival: Why Business Continuity Matters

Arcserve

With hurricane season in full swing, fires burning in the west, and plenty of other potential disasters ready to strike, your business is always at risk. Add in ransomware and malware threats and business continuity should be every company’s concern.

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Inside CIOs’ response to the CrowdStrike outage — and the lessons they learned

CIO

For many CIOs, being prepared, having disaster recovery and business continuity plans in place, and constant communication with stakeholders lessened the impact of the outage. “We Most incident response plans are created in the event there’s some type of malware incident.

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Connecting the dots of smart manufacturing and networking

CIO

A good networking solution should have the following features: Zero downtime as a necessity to maximize benefits; an always-on network means greater output, more data, and business continuity in the face of unknown circumstances. To learn more about how Allied Telesis can work for your business, click here.

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InfiniGuard Enterprise-grade Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Strategies with No Trade-offs

Infinidat

InfiniGuard Enterprise-grade Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity Strategies with No Trade-offs. All these issues cause serious damage to a business, whether it be financial, legal, or loss of reputation in the marketplace. Adriana Andronescu. Wed, 02/09/2022 - 03:00.

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Don’t Be a Sitting Duck: Threat Detection and Protection with CNAPP

Prisma Clud

Malware Across Workloads One of the biggest misconceptions about threats is that they only target your running cloud instances. Attackers poison container images and inject malware, which can spread across systems once deployed. Another serious data threat is malware targeting data at rest.

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Guarding the gates: a look at critical infrastructure security in 2023

CIO

Creating a Robust Business Continuity Plan: A business continuity plan (BCP) is a proactive planning process that ensures critical services or products are delivered during a disruption. A BCP typically includes four steps: business impact analysis, recovery strategies, plan development, and testing and exercises.

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The Security of Enterprise Storage – A Call to Action for CISOs

Infinidat

When a data infrastructure does not have the right level of cyber storage resilience, intruders can take advantage of the value of data by accessing critical enterprise storage resources and unleashing ransomware and malware, among other types of cyberattacks. They aren’t only attacking primary storage; they also attack secondary storage.