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“Given the indispensable role of data in today’s world, it is no wonder consumers are seeking greater protection as organizations generate and consume more data than ever. While preventing a ransomware attack is the ideal scenario, it is not always feasible. Consumers take data protection seriously, and organizations must prioritize safeguarding consumer data against modern threats. ” – David Bennett, CEO of Object First. Find more from our survey covered in Tech.co.

If you’re wondering how to ensure best security practices ahead of the holiday weekend, staying protected may not look like what you think. As the summer increases the likelihood of wildfires, it’s important to remember that datacenters are just as vulnerable to physical threats as they are to ransomware. Stay protected with a 3-2-1-1-0 backup strategy.

In the latest from CDO Trends, our datasecurity experts share their insights on excluding ransomware from security insurance though it may be one of the largest monetary impacts on organizations today. Yet, according to Veeam’s recent survey, 21% of companies saw their cyberinsurance policies specifically excluded ransomware. Read more about how to go beyond insurance to securely backup your data here:

The impact of cyberattacks around the world continues to escalate at an alarming rate, even after reaching “an all-time high” last year, new research warns. The latest IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2022 estimates that the average cost of a data breach hit $4.35 million in 2022, with some 83 percent of organizations found to have had more than one breach during the year.

Ransomware attacks on schools and universities are on the rise, jeopardizing student data and critical systems. On-prem object-based backup storage can make the difference in securing educational institutions. Learn why schools continue to be targeted and how to best defend them from Anthony Cusimano in Education IT Reporter.