As we gear up for Data Privacy Day, our Technical Director, Anthony Cusimano, encourages everyone to celebrate with a digital lock. Take control of your data with 2FA and strong passwords. For more tips & tricks, check out this industry roundup in Vmblog.
Ransomware is used by cybercriminals to steal and encrypt critical business data before demanding payment for its restoration. It represents one of, if not the most, serious cybersecurity threat currently facing governments, public/private sector organizations and enterprises around the world. Learn how Object First’s Ootbi delivers ransomware-proof and immutable backup storage that can be up and running in minutes.
We’re thrilled to announce that Object First has been named as one of CRN’s hottest startups of 2023!
We’re proud to be recognized as a pioneer in hardware storage appliances, seamlessly integrating our proprietary software that resides in an on-premises environment for ransomware-proof data protection. Congrats to the other hot startups creating innovative solutions in the dynamic world of Data Storage!
Cloud remains a popular storage solution for businesses and individuals alike – and for good reason, as it enables flexibility and scalability alongside cutting costs!
However, cloud vulnerabilities remain. In fact, 82% of data breaches involve cloud data comprises. Our CEO David Bennett shares in Solutions Review why implementing a hybrid approach secures the cloud with the immutability and integrity of an on-premises storage solution.
Think ransomware demands were the only thing on the rise this year? Think again – cyber claims have also jumped 12%, indicating premiums will be next to rise in the new year. Immutable backups will hold the keys to recovery and be a requirement for companies to be covered by cyber insurance. Read more from our CEO, David Bennett, among other industry leaders in The CTO Club.
Not having a Zero Trust security strategy is so 2023! Check out the latest episode of the Software Daily podcast, where our Technical Director, Anthony Cusimano chats with Lee Atchison on the best methods to block ransomware attacks.
This just in from our CEO, David Bennett, in Blocks & Files!
Immutable backups are set to become a non-negotiable for companies covered by cyber insurance in 2024. With a staggering 74% increase in average ransomware demands this year and a 12% surge in cyber claims, the reality is hitting hard. Cyber insurers will either hike premiums significantly to curb losses or champion proactive cyberattack preparation.
2024 will undoubtedly be a tech-driven year. Anthony Cusimano, our Director of Technical Marketing, believes AI will up the ante for cyberthreats. Here’s a glimpse into his predictions on how AI advancements will impact the cybersecurity landscape:
– Gen Z workforce will provide abundant content for AI-based attacks
– Sophisticated attacks will be at the forefront as AI will displace lower-tier cybercrime
– Targeting backups will continue to persist shifting the security focus to data recovery plans
The devil is in the details of a cyberattack! Stay aware with Anthony’s full 2024 predictions in VMblog.
Exciting times ahead in AI and DataStorage! As 2023 wraps up, the dynamic pace of AI tech sets the stage for transformative changes. Our VP of Product Marketing Tony Liau shares his top predictions that will shape the storage landscape in 2024:
– Complexity in IT environments will prompt AI upskilling
– Data storage and security will be driven by AI
– Hybrid cloud and on-premises solutions will become the standard
Interested in diving deeper? Read more from Tony’s full predictions in VMblog.
After witnessing record high ransomware attacks this year, in 2024, it’s time to brace for impact by focusing on data recovery and resiliency. Here are a few predictions for the year to come from our CEO, David Bennett:
– Massive investments in data recovery
– Economic realities will drive investments
– Cyber insurance will mandate immutable backups
– Market forces will elevate cybersecurity standards
– Mainstream adoption of immutability and object-based storage
Still can’t get enough? Check out the complete contribution in VMblog.