As IT leaders, we’ve long built our infrastructures around disaster recovery—planning for the known, mitigating the predictable. But in today’s threat landscape, disaster recovery and cyber recovery are not the same—and treating them as interchangeable put organizations at risk.
Join us for a high-value, content-rich session where we’ll explore the critical difference between traditional disaster recovery and modern cyber recovery.
While disasters—like floods or power failures—have a clear event, location, and time. Cyber incidents are unpredictable, stealthy, and often only detected long after the damage is done. Recovery strategies must adapt.
In this session, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of:
- Why storage resiliency must now account for cyberattack dwell time and delayed detection
- How to architect a recovery framework when you don’t know what data is compromised or when
- Best practices for ensuring your backups are truly isolated, clean, and recoverable
- How leading enterprises are leveraging security budgets to advance storage resiliency
Conventional backup strategies don't cut it anymore. Comprehensive storage resiliency is what IT leaders require in an era when threats are invisible until it’s too late.
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