Everyone says you have to have a good, tested backup plan; but what does that really mean? There's a discrepancy in the industry about what it means for an organization to truly be protected and resilient. During this conversation, experts from World Wide Technology and Rubrik will discuss the multi-faceted role of backups in data security and operational resilience efforts. They will discuss how companies can scan backups for indicators of compromise before recovery, ultimately reducing the amount of time it takes to recover from an attack. Additionally, they will highlight how companies can routinely backups for evidence of potentially malicious activities without impacting employee or customer-facing environments. Attendees will also hear real-world examples of how companies have effectively leveraged backups to quickly recover from attacks, as well as lessons learned that can be applied as part of public sector agencies' cyber resilience efforts.

Cyber attacks against government agency and critical infrastructure networks are at an all-time high. Whether conducted by large-scale nation-state actors or "lone wolf" hackers, the data and information that resides in these networks is mission-critical and must be protected. With the release of the Cyber Executive Order (EO) in May and the $9.8 billion FY22 budget request for cybersecurity funding – just for federal civilian agencies – the Biden Administration is taking cybersecurity seriously. But what can agencies do when the inevitable happens? How can they most efficiently and effectively recover after a breach or attack? This episode focuses on cyber resiliency and the actions agencies can take to recover quickly.

Cyber attacks threaten every market, and the impact of being unable to recover critical data and resume business operations after an attack can be devastating. Threats are causing trillions of dollars worth of damage. Protecting your business starts with protecting your data. In this discussion, we highlight our approach to Cyber Resilience and its ability to recover the most advanced workloads from ransomware attacks.