Stopping a cyber attack is always better than recovering from one. However, existing storage and data protection products can only promise rapid restore versus real time cyber protection of production storage. Many ransomware solutions can only offer a last line of defense in the form of immutable backups. And in the event of a breach, it’s nearly impossible to pinpoint the moment and account where the breach occurred. From there, the organization begins the time-consuming process of recovering from backups – the stage where the last line of defense has failed. 

As ransomware attacks continue to rise, the cost of data breaches extends beyond the immediate recovery expenses, lost revenue due to downtime, fines, and damages to reputation. Corporations now face impending regulations with immediate breach reporting requirements. Align cyber security efforts with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework to actively defend data before, during, and after a security incident. Look for a complete end-to-end solution to store and protect enterprise data anywhere – at the edge, core, or cloud without ripping out existing infrastructure.