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Investments in DRaaS (Disaster Recovery as a Service) are sensible and forward-looking, because DRaaS helps companies to quickly restore their IT systems and data in the event of data loss. However, you should carry out a thorough market analysis beforehand and find out about how the various solutions work and costs. The current "best-of-bread" DRaaS solutions offer both on-site data backup and rapid and complete recovery - even if a cross-site disaster occurs that destroys both on-site and off-site backups. In order to find the most suitable DRaaS solution for your company from the multitude of offers...
According to Statista, IT experts worldwide estimate a nearly 2024/50 split between onsite and cloud-hosted servers in their companies by 50. Due to the huge amounts of data and the increasing use of AI, more and more servers will be needed in the future. At the same time, however, the market for public cloud services is also growing, so companies have to ask themselves where they should invest their IT budget in order to get the best return on their server investments. Cloud servers offer numerous advantages, including scalability and flexibility through on-demand resources, cost efficiency thanks to the pay-as-you-go model and high availability, often over 99,9 percent. Maintenance...
According to IT teams, many managers do not take data protection seriously. An Arcserve study shows that one in four teams does not have management approval for implementing data protection strategies. In an emergency, this can be a disaster. Arcserve's latest survey of senior IT professionals in small to large companies in the USA shows that the vast majority are aware of the importance of their own data for ongoing operations. However, more than 25 percent of respondents cannot say with certainty that their company management takes this issue seriously. Data breaches can have massive consequences "The impact of data breaches...
According to Statista, 70 percent of companies with up to 500 employees use SaaS or application software based on cloud computing. Overall, an average of 56 percent of companies worldwide across all industries and company sizes have introduced SaaS applications. The chances of being among the beneficiaries of these cloud services are therefore good. And there is no end in sight to this rapid development. The ranking of cloud providers shows Amazon Web Services (AWS) with a market share of 34 percent, Microsoft with 21 percent, Google Cloud with 10 percent and Salesforce with 3 percent. IDC expects the public cloud market to grow by…
Securing data and systems plays an important role in the cyber hygiene strategy as required by the NIS2 Directive. To mark the implementation deadline for the EU NIS-2 Directive, Arcserve has published a new ebook to help companies meet data security requirements in time for October 2024. The key to complying with NIS-2 requirements is significantly increasing resilience and cyber hygiene. Both aspects have a direct impact on ensuring business continuity, which must be maintained or restored as quickly as possible in the event of cyber attacks, human error or natural disasters. Golden rules for...
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the world, and fundamentally so. AI functions can be used not only for data protection, but also for sophisticated attacks. A comment from Arcserve. While IDC predicts that global spending on AI will rise to more than $2026 billion by 300, cyber security experts are warning of malicious and remarkably convincing AI tools, such as WormGPT. In view of these increasingly sophisticated attacks, it is important that a company's data is secure and resilient. Combining advanced data protection solutions The best way to defend against malicious AI is to use...
In the Uptime Institute survey, 60 percent of companies say they have experienced a major outage in the last three years and that cyberattacks and ransomware are an increasing cause of the expensive outages. Many have an emergency plan - but not one ready. Companies lose business-critical data, although 95 percent of respondents have a disaster recovery plan. However, only 24 percent have it ready, well documented, tested and updated. But such a plan is essential to ensure rapid recovery and continuous improvement in disaster response...
When it comes to their backup recovery solution, many companies primarily focus on storage technologies that ensure high speed data recovery to maintain business continuity. That's why hard drives (including SSD) and the cloud play an important role. But the constant threat of a ransomware attack and technological developments also make tape essential. In the event of any kind of data loss - be it due to a technical failure, human error or an attack by cyber criminals - it is the backup recovery system that helps companies out of the unfortunate situation. To always have this lifeline...
The volume of data in organizations is constantly growing and many companies are grappling with the question of how to protect this amount of data from ransomware attacks or data breaches. Cybersecurity insurance only helps repair the financial damage. Cyber security solutions provide critical protection for networks, systems and data. In order to protect themselves beyond successful cyber defense, more and more companies are taking out cybersecurity insurance so that they can compensate for financial losses in the worst-case scenario. However, many companies lack knowledge about how cyber insurance works, when it makes sense and what the total costs are...
Companies around the world face numerous threats. International studies also show this. A study by Arcserve shows that 76 percent of companies have suffered a serious data loss. In this context, 83 percent described downtime of 12 hours or less as acceptable. 10 tips for a successful business continuity plan. As an Arcserve study shows, only 52 percent of affected companies were able to recover from their data loss in 12 hours or less. Although 95 percent of companies said they had a disaster recovery plan, only a small…
