Jesse Sumrak

Ransomware can be crippling for businesses, big and small, and it’s an escalating threat. Attackers are evolving, learning traditional recovery paths and destroying access to conventional backups, crippling organizations and leaving them at their whim. Fortunately, modern-day protection strategies are maturing, too. No longer is any ol’ data backup good enough—you need a comprehensive cyber […]

Ransomware attacks have been on the rise over the last decade, and businesses have failed to find a one-size-fits-all approach to eliminating the threat. Prevention is better than cure, but with criminal hackers are tenacious and flexibility, it’s not realistic to expect cybersecurity defenses alone to do the trick—you need a plan for how you’ll

Most businesses know data backups are important, but they still treat them as an afterthought. However, backups aren’t just important—they’re essential.  Losing your system data isn’t just an annoyance or a setback. It could break your business overnight. You might not be able to restore functionality, and customers will lose trust in your company. Customers

Cyber resilience and cybersecurity get bunched together in discussions around digital protection, but they are two separate philosophies. Both are important to understand and implement in your organization. There are overlaps in the implementation of both concepts. At a basic level, cybersecurity establishes a proactive defense against hackers by producing barriers to entry and mitigating

Your cyber resilience framework defines the techniques and processes your business uses to protect its sensitive data, services, and uptime. Frameworks will vary depending on your geographic operations, industry, and datasets, but many of the fundamentals and best practices apply universally. Every business should be striving toward cyber resilience, but it’s not an overnight transformation—nor