Security News > 2022 > July > Being hit with a cyber-attack is bad. Not having a recovery plan is worse

What's the biggest threat to your business? Ransomware? A natural disaster? A critical infrastructure failure?

That means understanding and protecting the data and applications your business relies on, including their complex interdependencies, as well as ensuring they're protected - and that your backups are protected too.

It also means being able to understand the precise damage an attack or outage has inflicted and the ability to orchestrate a rapid recovery of the affected data and applications accordingly.

On the way, they'll be looking at the broader context of unplanned downtime and data loss, whether due to cyber-attacks, disaster events or common or garden outages.

They'll be explaining how you can ensure fast local recovery from ransomware, as well as rapid orchestrated recovery and site failover for VMware environments, whether on-prem and/or on AWS and Azure.

Head here to register and we'll do the rest, including updating your calendar and reminding you on the day.

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