Object First was named the winner in the “Data Security” category of Cyber Defense Magazine’s 2026 Top InfoSec Innovators Awards and was voted “Ransomware Protection and Recovery Company of the Year” in the 18th annual Computing Security Awards program.
- Object First Earns Dual Honors for Innovation in Data Security and Ransomware Protection
- Object First Named 2026 ‘Post-Breach Recovery Solution of the Year’ by the CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards Program
Object First today announced that it has been selected as the winner of the 2026 CyberSecurity Breakthrough Award for “Post-Breach Recovery Solution of the Year.”
- Object First Survey: 70% of IT Professionals Say AI-Powered Cyber Threats Increase Workplace Stress
Object First today released findings from its second annual Under Pressure: Mental Health Challenges in IT & Security Roles survey, which reveals that 91% are uncomfortably stressed at work over IT security risks, an increase over 84% in 2025. The 1,100 IT and security professionals surveyed across the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany report mounting workplace pressure as threats become more sophisticated and recovery expectations continue to rise.
- Object First Survey: Nearly Two-Thirds of UK IT Professionals Say AI-Powered Cyber Threats Increase Workplace Stress
Object First, the ransomware-proof on-premises backup storage company, today released UK findings from its second annual Under Pressure: Mental Health Challenges in IT & Security Roles survey. In the UK, 89% of IT and security professionals said they feel uncomfortably stressed at work over IT security risks. The findings are based on 300 UK respondents and highlight the pressure created by cyber threats, workload, recovery expectations and constrained resources.
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Simply Resilient?- Object First-Sponsored Omdia Research: 93% of Technology Leaders Say Absolutely Immutable Backup Storage Is Critical for Ransomware Protection, But Only 16% Have It
Object First has published a commissioned study conducted by analyst firm Omdia that found 83% of organizations have fallen victim to a successful ransomware attack in the last 24 months. The results also show that it’s harder to recover from attacks: only 39% of organizations recovered at least 75% of their data after an attack, down from the 57% in 2024. The survey reinforces that outages from ransomware are no longer a matter of “if”, but “when”, and that organizations are increasingly prioritizing provable recovery from absolutely immutable backup storage as the ultimate defense.