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Zerto
OCTOBER 13, 2022
If IT Resilience is the cornerstone of business resilience as seen in part three , in today’s digital world, cyber resilience is an extension of it, and one of its other pillars. Indeed, besides any business’ need to be able to cope with natural disasters or planned outages (maintenance, etc.),
Zerto
NOVEMBER 8, 2022
We’ll see how the three dimensions we consider foundational to building business resilience —operational resilience ( part two ), IT resilience ( part three ), and cyber resilience ( part four )—relate to business continuity , a tangible part of business resilience in the immediate to short-term horizon.
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Solutions Review
AUGUST 15, 2023
In this feature, Panzura CISO Katie McCullough offers multi-cloud data protection best practices for cyber resilience. The smaller the pool of individuals with access to certain datasets, the less vulnerable those datasets are when it comes to cyber threats and potential data theft or loss. Today, it’s the norm.
Zerto
SEPTEMBER 30, 2022
In part one of this five-part mini-series, we covered business resilience and highlighted three aspects of resilience on which an organization has the most control. Let’s cover the first one of these: operational resilience. What Is Operational Resilience? It is narrower in scope than business resilience.
Pure Storage
MARCH 25, 2024
Operational Resilience for Financial Services: A Perspective from the U.S. We took a global look at the subject of OR in our white paper, “ Strengthening Operational Resilience in Financial Services ,” and two blogs that focused on requirements in Europe and APAC. FFIEC has a much broader and even less specific mandate than CISA.
Castellan
FEBRUARY 7, 2022
As we see a growing number of businesses dealing with the impacts of successful cyber breaches, here at Castellan we’re encouraging our clients to move from the traditional approach of planning for what might happen “if” an attack occurs to building a proactive, reactive, and holistic approach to what you’ll do “when” it does.
Castellan
OCTOBER 8, 2021
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month , and it’s a great time to take a closer look at the cyber resilience components of your business continuity and resilience plans to ensure your organization is on the right path to not just prevent potential cyber events, but to be prepared to respond to the new inevitable—when an incident happens.
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