Data’s role as a transformational business asset continues to grow. Increasing investments in application modernization coupled with maturing DevOps and more sophisticated business intelligence, analytics, and machine learning tools now mean that businesses are accelerating both in data creation and usage.
Combine this acceleration with a higher number of locations that now leverage data and mounting pressure to accelerate IT operations, and it’s clear to see why optimizing IT infrastructure has become increasingly complex. To add stress to the situation, complex IT infrastructures are also at a greater risk of experiencing malicious attacks. In the face of the combination of human error, negligent behaviour, the rise of ransomware and the fact that 48% of organizations lack enough cybersecurity specialists, security incidents seem inevitable.
But how can businesses juggle these demands and threats and make cyber resiliency in data storage solutions a reality? In this panel discussion, ESG Senior Analyst Scott Sinclair and James Gallegos, Product Marketing Leader at IBM Storage are getting together to share and discuss new research findings and insights into how. Join them to find out:
-What cyber resiliency in 2022 really means
-The strong correlation between IT complexity and cyberattack vulnerability
-Why implementing storage solutions with built-in cyber resilience is vital to safeguarding critical data assets
-How changing organizational mindsets from prevention to incident preparation is key
-The difference between combating an attack and traditional data recovery
-How to measure the success of storage recovery/security
-And more