Disaster recovery plans proving their worth, testing/training becoming more vital than ever, and the importance of data availability and backup were the three trends from 2020 that point toward any organization’s need for a robust disaster recovery plan.
The pandemic threw us all for loop last year and that has spilled over into 2021. Read more about the increased need for a DR plan to keep your business operation no matter the disruption at TDWI.
Despite dramatic increase in sensitive data stored in the cloud, on average only 45% of sensitive data is encrypted.
International recruitment and research company BC Management has launched its 7th Edition Event Impact Management Assessment, which focuses on how organizations prepare for events. In addition, this year’s study will …
Ransomware attacks are the number one malware threat for businesses. And a number of studies show that 41% of customers would stop buying from ransomware victims, which could be even …