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Cyber storage is last line in defence
Research by The Register reveals enterprises now place cyber storage resilience as their “last line in defence” with 56.2% of enterprises citing that they have already incorporated storage solutions into their overall cybersecurity strategy.
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Forensic analysis and reporting a cyberattack
How deep content analytics enables unrivalled forensic analysis and reporting of cyberattacks.
Protect your enterprise's data with next generation cyber back-up
It is imperative for enterprises to integrate cyber resilience into their secondary storage systems to safeguard backup data.
Reduce downtime risk - adopt ransomware detection
The rate of cyberattacks is increasing each week.
The strategic role of Channel Partners
A significant transformation is underway in many manufacturing enterprises
Are you RAG ready?
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is a technique that enhances Large Language Models (LLMs).
World Back Up Day 2025
Traditional backup environments are high-value targets for cyber attacks.
Why green IT is so important and how does storage help?
Green IT is an essential component of an enterprise IT strategy.
Revisiting Herzog's Dirty Dozen
Back in 2022, the author introduced “Herzog’s Dirty Dozen” to shine a light on the challenges that enterprises face in their data infrastructure.
Strengthening financial resilience
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) recently claimed that nearly $4.7 trillion in federal payments are ‘almost impossible’ to trace due to tracking code issues.
