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The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) sets clear expectations for financial institutions: ICT risks must be identified, managed, monitored, and continuously reduced. Storage and backup systems are explicitly in scope – they store regulated data, support

AI is transforming how organizations operate – but it’s also redefining the threat landscape. The same technologies that boost productivity and accelerate innovation are being weaponized

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

According to recent research by Trend Micro, the ‘Agenda’ ransomware group (aka “Qilin”) has evolved its attack chain to focus on the “last-mile” of enterprise systems —

Ransomware isn’t slowing down – and for many organizations, the cyber vault has become the last line of defense. But here’s the catch: vaulted storage and

In today’s complex enterprise environments, maintaining consistent and secure configurations across heterogeneous systems is no easy feat. From storage arrays and backup software to cloud repositories

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

Surging Cyber Threats: Actively Exploited Vulnerabilities in Storage and Backup Systems  Enterprise storage and backup systems have become a high-priority target for cybercriminals. In the last

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