The role of advanced technologies in ransomware recovery

Organisations can maintain their competitiveness in a fast changing technology environment through the use of autonomous healing systems.

Modern disaster recovery solutions rely on cutting-edge technology, with Artificial Intelligence taking centre stage.

As the digital world races forward, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have become crucial tools for organisations to safeguard their data.

The IT industry is in a constant state of flux, with new technologies, products, and services emerging at a breakneck pace.

While there are a variety of cybersecurity frameworks that exist, all of them in some way allude to better resilience outcomes.

The constant growth and change of technology means that businesses frequently need to adopt new solutions that align with business needs.

Without an effective data strategy, it is impossible to effectively leverage big data analytics says Modeen Malick, Principal Systems Engineer at Commvault SA.

Legacy data protection practices result in limited compute resources dedicated to backup and recovery says Modeen Malick, Senior Systems Engineer at Commvault South Africa.

Migrating to the cloud without weighing up the implications for your data could prove to be a crucial mistake says Modeen Malick, Senior Systems Engineer for MESAT at Commvault.

Modeen Malick, Senior Systems Engineer for MESAT at Commvault, shifts attention to data that resides outside of the data centre, on endpoint devices.

Modeen Malick, Senior Systems Engineer for MESAT at Commvault for South Africa, says, organisations need to check that their cloud provider's security is aligned with their own policies to ensure proper data protection.