There are many disasters, and each affects an organization’s business continuity. In 2022, you must have a plan to reduce outages and downtime. Statista states the typical amount of downtime following ransomware attacks was 20 days in Q4 of 2021. Can you afford 20 days of downtime for your business? Any outage can cause data loss, including emails, financial information, client information, and business records. Outages not only provide a risk of financial loss but also additional dangers like harm to reputation. Let’s look at some measures your business should take to guarantee a quick recovery from a cyber disaster. Add Additional Layers of Protection All industries continue to face danger from ransomware. These assaults are now so sophisticated that they can infiltrate your network unnoticed while corrupting your backup data to demand a ransom. In essence, technologies like our proprietary Enhanced Data Protection generate a replica of your data that exists outside your repository and is inaccessible to your business. Organizations are prohibited from accessing this data collection because, if they do, the malware, viruses, or ransomware they are guarding against will also be able to do so. EDP adds an extra layer of security and, more crucially, can […]
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