Cyber resilience has become a major issue as society has become more dependent upon a wide range of essential services that are now delivered digitally. This has been recognized by governments around the world that have introduced regulations such as NIS2 and DORA that require organizations to counter cyber threats. While good cyber hygiene is essential to protect your organization’s cyber infrastructure, you also need to plan for the worst. Data backup is essential to help to recover from cyber-attacks.
The prevalence of ransomware attacks where criminals demand payment to restore access to business-critical data has emphasized the need for data resilience. In addition, software defined infrastructure such as cloud services, depend upon data and can cannot be restored without that data. Data resilience is the essential element underpinning today’s organizations that depend upon busine services delivered through a multi cloud, hybrid IT environment.
After attending this presentation, you will be able to:
- Describe the NIS2 and DORA obligations for backup and recovery.
- Explain why data backup is a critical component of your data resilience plan.
- Explain why Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence are essential components of a backup and recovery solution.
- Describe the key capabilities that data resilience solutions should support.
