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Security leaders face growing challenges against modern cyber threats, including ransomware attacks. These sophisticated threats follow six stages: target identification, entry, expansion, encryption, ransom demand, and restoration. With global losses projected to reach $12 trillion by 2025, businesses must adopt strong defense strategies. Understanding ransomware anatomy, implementing practices like Zero Trust, and leveraging immutable storage are key to cyber resilience. Education and robust backup plans are essential to mitigating future risks and ensuring swift recovery after an attack.

Object First is strengthening its growth in Europe, focusing on France, by building a robust network of value-driven partnerships under the leadership of Daniel Fried, SVP of Sales EMEA. With ransomware attacks escalating, data security has become a global priority. Object First addresses this challenge with its flagship solution, Ootbi (Out-of-the-Box Immutability), a ransomware-proof storage appliance that integrates Zero Trust principles. Following a 347% YoY bookings growth in Q3 2024, the company is expanding across Europe and France, emphasizing simplicity, efficiency, and strong partner support.

Ransomware-proof and immutable out-of-the-box, Object First's Ootbi delivers secure, simple, and powerful on-premises backup storage for Veeam customers with no security expertise required.

Curious how to upgrade your data protection strategies?  Say hi to Zero Trust! Check out our Chief Evangelist and Director of Technical Marketing, Anthony Cusimano’s article in Dataversity.

Immutable’ is not an accurate definition within cybersecurity terminology. This should perhaps be obvious: anything that can be made can ultimately be unmade.” Our very own Anthony Cusimano offered his insights to Kevin Townsend for this excellent deep dive into the concept of immutability in SecurityWeek.

Companhia, que desenvolveu uma tecnologia para armazenamento imutável, amplia presença local para atender à demanda de empresa latino-americanas.

Learn more about the key principles explaining how the industry can use the power of partnership to benefit all parties.

Las vacaciones de verano ya están aquí, una temporada en que los equipos se permiten desconectar un poco de la oficina para relajarse. Las áreas de TI y Seguridad se han vuelto expertas en la gestión de personal remoto durante los últimos 5 años, pero esta época vacacional puede agregar estrés adicional al sistema. Siempre es esencial priorizar la protección de datos, donde sea que se encuentren sus empleados. 

The Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act (CIRCIA), set to go into effect next year, requires critical infrastructure organizations to report cyber incidents and ransomware payments to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).

From training to adaptability, Object First’s David Bennett talks about some of the skills that cybersecurity teams can learn from Olympians to up their game.