Can we engineer silence in a world of deep fakes and AI? Object lock storage offers a solution: Immutable backups that defy deletion, securing truth in the digital noise. #AI #DeepFakes #DataSecurity #ObjectStorage #Cybersecurity
Ransomware-free backups are a MUST. But often, backups contain encrypted files. How do you verify a clean restore? Check during backup & restore processes! Identify the ransomware variant early. #Ransomware #Backup #Cybersecurity #DataRecovery
Data loss happens. Sometimes it's accidental deletion, other times...ransomware. We explain why data restoration is critical after a cyber attack and how to do it right. #DataRecovery #RansomwareAttack #CyberSecurity #DataBackup
Ransomware strikes? First, identify the exact variant. This lets you easily scan for—and silence—the threat during data restoration. Essential for a successful recovery. #Ransomware #DataRecovery #Cybersecurity #BackupStrategy
The 3-2-1 backup rule is DEAD. Long live 3-2-1-1-0! Is it time to update that tattoo? Get ready for some unpredictable tech commentary. #DataBackup #TechNews #CloudStorage #ITSecurity
The 3-2-1 rule is dead. Long live 3-2-1-1-0. For decades, the 3-2-1 rule has been the gold standard for backup strategies - three copies of your data, on two different media, with one copy somewhere else. But ransomware killed it. Not because the fundamentals were wrong, but because threat actors…
The 3-2-1 rule is dead. Ransomware killed it. Here's why we now need 3-2-1-1-0 and what those extra numbers mean for protecting your backups from attackers who specifically target them. The 3-2-1 rule served us well for decades. Three copies of your data, on two different types of media, with…
An outage can mean irreplaceable data loss. E-commerce sites taking orders unseen mean critical failures. Data loss can cost you time and money, plan ahead. #DataLoss #ECommerce #Outage #DataBackup
With RTO, expect tradeoffs. You'll always lose some data, and restores take time, even instantaneous ones. Especially after ransomware, most time is spent identifying what to restore. #RTO #DataLoss #RestoreTime #RansomwareAttack
What exactly is your recovery point? If your backups start at midnight and happen daily, your recovery point is the previous night's midnight backup. Simple as that! #RecoveryPoint #DataBackup #ITExplained #DataRecovery
Replication alone isn't ideal protection. Continuous data protection—with a one-hour RPO—offers a far simpler approach than chasing a one-minute recovery point. #DataProtection #Replication #RPO #DataRecovery
One-hour RPO offers hourly snapshots, replicating data for peace of mind. NetApp and other systems provide fast replication. #DataReplication #RPO #Snapshots #NetApp
Your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) hinges on backup frequency. Backing up daily? 24 hours is the best you can do—assuming last night's backup even worked! #RPO #BackupFrequency #DataRecovery #ITTips
Disaster recovery is dictated by backup frequency and potential failures. Only *you* know your true recovery success rate and downtime. It's all on you. #DataRecovery #BackupStrategy #ITManagement #CyberSecurity
Ransomware can lurk in your system for over a year before activating. By encrypting old files slowly, hackers avoid detection and maximize damage. The recovery point objective becomes irrelevant. #Ransomware #Cybersecurity #DataProtection #ArcGIS #DwellTime
RPO—Recovery Point Objective—is the amount of data (measured in time) you're willing to lose after an outage. It's measured backward from the point of failure to your last successful backup. #DataLoss #RPO #BackupStrategy #DataRecovery
What's the *best* you can do for data recovery? Backups once a day mean a possible 24-hour data loss window. It's a race against time after a failure. #DataBackup #DataRecovery #TechTips #ITSupport
Replication can't go back in time, so it's not ideal as a sole protection mechanism. Continuous data protection, with hourly snapshots, is much easier and more reliable. #DataProtection #Replication #ContinuousDataProtection #TechTips
Different recovery scenarios call for different Recovery Point Objectives (RPOs). Ransomware may mean accepting more data loss than a regular server recovery. #RPO #RecoveryTime #DataLoss #Ransomware
If customer records vanish, how easily can we rebuild? Consider PDFs, email archives, and order confirmations. Knowing the recovery path is critical after data loss. #DataRecovery #DataLoss #SystemBackup #ITSolutions
Discover a script that combs your system for encrypted files, finds the latest unencrypted version, and automates the restore. Recover faster from ransomware attacks using this method. #RansomwareResponse #DataRecovery #Cybersecurity #AutomationScript
First time hearing about RTO and RPO? Don't just accept zero! Start with what you can currently do (e.g., 3 weeks) and negotiate from there to find a realistic recovery plan. #RTO #RPO #DisasterRecovery #BusinessContinuity #ITStrategy
If you're a backup admin, you should NEVER decide how much data your company can lose. It's a policy decision that the business must determine. The longer the RPO, the more work to redo. #BackupAdmin #DataLoss #RPO #BusinessPolicy
Want RPO and RTO of less than 1 hour? It will cost you. Either adjust your expectations or allocate the budget. The choice is yours. #RPO #RTO #DataRecovery #BusinessContinuity