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The Register
Webinar When it comes to recovering after a catastrophic event such as a ransomware attack or data center failure, time is necessarily of the essence. This can be extremely challenging if your recovery playbook consists of a single, entirely logical, but time-consuming and rigid recovery strategy. Having a better grasp of what you need to protect, and deeper insight into the damage caused by any given incident could mean much more targeted - and much swifter - recoveries. If you'd like to find out how to dramatically cut your recovery time, you should join our upcoming webinar, "Driving Velocity and Intelligence to your Data Recovery" on December 15 at 11:00 GMT. Our own, blast-radius-aware Tim Phillips will be joined by Pierre-François Guglielmi, alliances field CTO at Rubrik, who will be discussing new approaches to data recovery, and the trade-offs involved. They'll be talking about the different scenarios for data recovery and how to plan and tool up accordingly. You'll hear how you can discover the blast radius of a given disaster and work out precisely what data is affected. They'll show you how you can use this as a starting point for optimizing and orchestrating recovery.
The Register
Webinar When it comes to recovering after a catastrophic event such as a ransomware attack or data center failure, time is necessarily of the essence. This can be extremely challenging if your recovery playbook consists of a single, entirely logical, but time-consuming and rigid recovery strategy. Having a better grasp of what you need to protect, and deeper insight into the damage caused by any given incident could mean much more targeted - and much swifter - recoveries. If you'd like to find out how to dramatically cut your recovery time, you should join our upcoming webinar, "Driving Velocity and Intelligence to your Data Recovery" on December 15 at 11:00 GMT. Our own, blast-radius-aware Tim Phillips will be joined by Pierre-François Guglielmi, alliances field CTO at Rubrik, who will be discussing new approaches to data recovery, and the trade-offs involved. They'll be talking about the different scenarios for data recovery and how to plan and tool up accordingly. You'll hear how you can discover the blast radius of a given disaster and work out precisely what data is affected. They'll show you how you can use this as a starting point for optimizing and orchestrating recovery.
The Register
Webinar When it comes to recovering after a catastrophic event such as a ransomware attack or data center failure, time is necessarily of the essence. This can be extremely challenging if your recovery playbook consists of a single, entirely logical, but time-consuming and rigid recovery strategy. Having a better grasp of what you need to protect, and deeper insight into the damage caused by any given incident could mean much more targeted - and much swifter - recoveries. If you'd like to find out how to dramatically cut your recovery time, you should join our upcoming webinar, "Driving Velocity and Intelligence to your Data Recovery" on December 15 at 11:00 GMT. Our own, blast-radius-aware Tim Phillips will be joined by Pierre-François Guglielmi, alliances field CTO at Rubrik, who will be discussing new approaches to data recovery, and the trade-offs involved. They'll be talking about the different scenarios for data recovery and how to plan and tool up accordingly. You'll hear how you can discover the blast radius of a given disaster and work out precisely what data is affected. They'll show you how you can use this as a starting point for optimizing and orchestrating recovery.
The Register
Webinar When it comes to recovering after a catastrophic event such as a ransomware attack or data center failure, time is necessarily of the essence. This can be extremely challenging if your recovery playbook consists of a single, entirely logical, but time-consuming and rigid recovery strategy. Having a better grasp of what you need to protect, and deeper insight into the damage caused by any given incident could mean much more targeted - and much swifter - recoveries. If you'd like to find out how to dramatically cut your recovery time, you should join our upcoming webinar, "Driving Velocity and Intelligence to your Data Recovery" on December 15 at 11:00 GMT. Our own, blast-radius-aware Tim Phillips will be joined by Pierre-François Guglielmi, alliances field CTO at Rubrik, who will be discussing new approaches to data recovery, and the trade-offs involved. They'll be talking about the different scenarios for data recovery and how to plan and tool up accordingly. You'll hear how you can discover the blast radius of a given disaster and work out precisely what data is affected. They'll show you how you can use this as a starting point for optimizing and orchestrating recovery.
The Register
Security chief says criminals are already automating workflows, with full end-to-end tools likely within years CISOs must prepare for "a really different world" where cybercriminals can reliably automate cyberattacks at scale, according to a senior Googler.…
Graham Cluley
OpenAI's ever-so-clever ChatGPT's software was doing something really-rather-stupid: storing users' chats on their Mac computers in plaintext. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.