Doron Youngerwood

For years, cybersecurity followed a familiar rhythm. We hardened endpoints. We added controls to networks and applications. We refined detection. We rehearsed response. And then AI

Enterprise cyber resilience strategies are undergoing a fundamental shift. Storage is no longer a passive repository for data and backups – it is becoming an active

Infrastructure security is undergoing the most significant transformation in decades. Once viewed as the quiet, foundational layer beneath applications and endpoints, today it has moved to

Storage used to be about capacity and performance, but today it’s about resilience, security, and intelligence – a shift that became clear during a recent Storage Leaders

Background – Identifying the Need for Security Control and Governance In 2024, one of the world’s largest insurance firms suffered a data breach, which led to

Why Post-Deployment Hardening Matters Many enterprises have already taken the critical first step of deploying a cyber vault to protect backup copies. However, the harsh reality

When we talk about cybersecurity, storage and backup systems rarely get the spotlight. But in today’s evolving threat landscape, ignoring them can be catastrophic. Recent cyberattacks

Europe’s new Network & Information Security Directive (NIS2) dramatically expands the cyber‑risk obligations of organizations that deliver “essential” or “important” services. The law raises maximum fines to

Backup security is no longer just about ensuring data availability—it has become a frontline defense against attackers who increasingly view backup systems as high-value targets.   While

The rapid increase in cyberattacks is putting greater pressure on Cyber Resilience and IT Infrastructure teams to ensure the reliability, integrity, and availability of their systems