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During April, we met with Aimie Coole and Gary McIntosh, Field CTOs at Dell Technologies and long-time experts in cyber resilience. As we demoed StorageGuard and

AI is rapidly reshaping enterprise storage.  What started as a conversation about GPUs and infrastructure performance has evolved into something much broader: data growth, cyber resilience,

Let’s be honest. For years, storage and backup systems have been the most overlooked part of the cybersecurity stack. When people talk about security, they talk

Storage infrastructure has always been critical. What has changed is the speed at which weaknesses can be discovered, chained together, and exploited. That shift is one

This is a follow-up to an earlier article on CVE-2026-4747 and what AI-assisted vulnerability discovery means for storage infrastructure, which you can read here. The first

Many storage and backup systems rely on long‑standing protocol implementations such as NFS/RPC. These protocols have not changed – but the way vulnerabilities within them are discovered has. What once required deep

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 storage and backup platforms are foundational to enterprise data services, enabling business continuity, cyber recovery, and regulatory compliance. As AI accelerates initial compromise and lateral

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

We’re excited to announce the StorageGuard Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server – a powerful new way to manage and automate the security posture of enterprise storage