Cyber Resiliency 2023:
How to Keep IT Operations Running, No Matter What
It’s clear that IT needs fewer bells and whistles in cybersecurity and operational alerts and more business bounce-back from attacks and outages. Resiliency means your business must be able to take the punches and remain in full operation. There are plentiful options but no guarantee that any single solution can provide resilience against onslaughts that vary from sudden cloud outages to prolonged ransomware attacks. A layered plan, however, could be just the thing. Here’s what you need to consider.
While many obstacles to maintaining resiliency linger from year to year, others appear for the very first time. Historically, business resiliency has never been an easy exercise, but at least now the path forward is clearer if you can see what lies ahead.
Here are the biggest obstacles you’ll encounter this year and a few insights on how you might overcome them.
Responding to a ransomware attack entails more than deciding whether to pay the ransom or not. There are regulations on disclosures and required notifications, cyber insurance steps to be followed to make a claim, and backup and resiliency plans to put into play immediately.
Other factors may also apply, requiring extra steps or more documentation. It’s hard to cover all the bases – and each in the right order – in the heat of the moment. Listen in as our speaker covers key preparations to make now, before an attack, so you’ll be ready to respond effectively if and when your business is suddenly locked down by criminals.
Public cloud outages are getting worse, according to a recent Uptime Institute report. Any outage can be costly and highly damaging for your company. Repeated outages over time can be even more so. Panelists discuss the pros and cons of available options and what you can do now to prepare for the inevitable and bounce back faster.
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