In the Backup & Disaster Recovery for SMBs- Concepts, Best Practices and Design Decisions ebook, we will take an in-depth look at considerations that need to be made when designing your disaster recovery strategy and we will define the concepts involved in doing that. What are the differences in RPO and RTO? Why is high availability not enough to protect your business-critical data? What is the difference between HA and DR?

IT professionals face a dilemma while selecting a backup solution for their environment. Selecting a legacy application that protects their entire environment means that they have to tolerate high pricing and live with software that does not fully exploit the capabilities of modern IT environment.

Explore the truth behind cloud security myths. Learn why focusing beyond common vulnerabilities is crucial, delve into application security strategies, and discover the power of bug bounties. Shift your perspective to secure from the inside-out and fortify your multi-cloud presence.

In this cutting-edge eBook, explore an extensive analysis of the cloud threat landscape, derived from over 500 diverse cloud environments from Panoptica's own unique data set. Gain unparalleled insight into the evolving cloud threat landscape, while deep diving into attack path analysis, and trends across cloud service providers, CVEs, and Kubernetes coverage. This eBook reveals interesting trends in the market to help inform your own organization's cloud security posture and navigate the multi and hybrid cloud environments with increased confidence.

Protecto can help improve your privacy and security posture by simplifying and automating your data minimization strategy. Read on to know more.

Improve your organization's privacy and security posture by automating data mapping. Read on to understand some best practices for privacy compliance.

Know the challenges associated with managing data privacy and security, and the capabilities that organizations need to look for when exploring a data privacy and protection solution.

Domain Name System (DNS), often referred to as the "phonebook of the internet," is an important protocol for the overall functioning of the internet, translating domain names into IP addresses and vice-versa. DNS, though, is an inherently insecure protocol and is vulnerable to a variety of cyberattacks that can disrupt network and service availability and violate confidentiality of users and their data. This poses a challenge for the teams responsible for ensuring uninterrupted DNS service and maintaining user privacy.