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While AI and cybersecurity continue to dominate news headlines, one critical aspect of digital infrastructure is often overlooked: data resilience. By providing continuous availability and dataintegrity, data resilience reduces the risks of data loss and downtime, building the foundation for the dependability of these advanced systems.
Data Breaches and Threats of Exposure Cybercriminals steal sensitive data and threaten to release it publicly or sell it on the dark web unless a ransom is paid. Data breaches often exploit vulnerabilities in software, weak passwords, or insider threats to gain access to critical systems and exfiltrate data.
Create DataRecovery Procedures Recovering lost or compromised data is a critical aspect of cyber incident recovery. Depending on the nature of the attack, this may involve restoring data from backups, decrypting files affected by ransomware, or rebuilding databases.
Common mechanisms include phishing emails, infected websites, and known software vulnerabilities. Once attackers have gained access to corporate systems, they use a range of techniques to prevent legitimate users from accessing data or other critical resources. Want to learn more?
If organizations have the means to back up all data, then by all means they should do so. When it comes to data in the cloud, most would assume that it’s safe offsite. Laminar’s State of Public Cloud Data Security Report 2022 found that 50% of cloud environments experienced a breach in 2020 or 2021.
Datarecovery should be a key focus around Data Privacy Week 2024, knowing that it’s still a major concern as only 13 percent of organizations say they can successfully recover during a disaster recovery situation. . Vulnerability Vigilance: Regularly scan your APIs for vulnerabilities and patch them promptly.
Datarecovery should be a key focus around Data Privacy Week 2024, knowing that it’s still a major concern as only 13 percent of organizations say they can successfully recover during a disaster recovery situation. . Vulnerability Vigilance: Regularly scan your APIs for vulnerabilities and patch them promptly.
Datarecovery should be a key focus around Data Privacy Week 2024, knowing that it’s still a major concern as only 13 percent of organizations say they can successfully recover during a disaster recovery situation. . Vulnerability Vigilance: Regularly scan your APIs for vulnerabilities and patch them promptly.
These capabilities can cut detection times from hours to minutes, making a significant difference in preventing breaches that threaten sensitive personal data. Bad actors are using AI to automate sophisticated phishing campaigns, identify vulnerabilities faster, and evade detection with AI-designed malware.
These capabilities can cut detection times from hours to minutes, making a significant difference in preventing breaches that threaten sensitive personal data. Bad actors are using AI to automate sophisticated phishing campaigns, identify vulnerabilities faster, and evade detection with AI-designed malware.
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