Zero Trust Data Resilience (ZTDR) applies Zero Trust principles to backup and recovery, enhancing protection against ransomware and cyber incidents. With immutable storage and a ZTDR approach, organizations can close critical security gaps and better safeguard their data.
Ransomware remains a major threat to organizations of all sizes. A report by Object First reveals that 81% of IT pros see immutable, Zero Trust-based backup as the best defense. Yet, most companies struggle to recover quickly, and many fail to protect backups—ransomware’s new primary target.
Cybercriminals target the weakest entry point, whether it's a home user or a corporation. Safer Internet Day emphasizes the importance of Zero Trust and backup security to protect both personal and corporate data from attacks.
The conversation about cybersecurity is changing. It’s no longer just about preventing attacks; it’s essential to ensure recovery. Insurers demand more protection, IT leaders prioritize resilience, and companies seek simple and effective solutions. See how these changes are shaping the future of cybersecurity.
AI is evolving fast, but security risks loom. Rushed implementation without oversight could lead to financial and reputational disasters. Data privacy, bias, and AI-driven cyber threats demand caution. Without human control, AI risks spiraling out of hand. Organizations must ensure strong security guardrails before fully embracing AI-driven automation.