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Data flow mapping can be a game-changer when it comes to building and maintaining a robust cybersecurity posture. Here are some key benefits:

In today’s complex IT landscape, ensuring optimal performance, security, and reliability across all layers of your technology stack is more crucial than ever. The emergence of Full-Stack Observability (FSO) has provided IT teams with a comprehensive view of their infrastructure, applications, and user experiences. But achieving true observability requires more than just surface-level monitoring—it demands a solution that can delve deep into your systems, offering actionable insights in real-time.

In today's data-driven world, businesses face the constant challenge of managing and protecting their ever-growing volumes of data. To address this challenge effectively, companies need technological solutions that are fast, simple, secure and scalable. In this blog, we'll explore how our new partnership with Exagrid, a leading provider of intelligent hyperconverged storage solutions, can help optimize data management strategies.

2024 has brought big changes in cyber insurance trends. I’ve compiled some of the most prominent ones I’ve seen this year so far to help you get the most out of your coverage, plan accordingly for potential cyber risks, and take advantage of available tools that will help you succeed in protecting your business assets.

Walters State Community College needed a secure and off-network data storage solution that would provide a redundant layer of data protection without breaking the bank. The college maintained onsite backups and a secondary backup at another campus but required a solution that would keep data off their network completely. The primary motivation was to find a cost-effective and reliable cloud storage solution that fulfilled their budget constraints. Wasabi's flat-rate pricing, with no additional charges for egress or API requests, made it an ideal choice for the college's financial considerations.

Cybersecurity can be expensive, challenging, and often unrewarding. Cybersecurity and risk practitioners have faced challenges over the years to find the most effective metrics to show success and return on investment in cybersecurity efforts. Many organizations have taken a strategic approach and started to group security controls into programs. This approach provides those organizations the ability to share the holistic perspective and success, whereas it is more difficult to show success of an individual component. Data protection is one of those areas.