Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Have you ever wondered what it takes to ensure that the data behind every life-saving surgery, every critical care decision, and every patient record is not only secure but also instantly recoverable in the face of cyber threats? In the world of healthcare, where every second can mean the difference between life and death, this isn't just a technical challenge - it's a mission.

Properly architecting and designing solutions for clean room recovery is a crucial step for any organization looking to become more resilient to cyber threats. Clean rooms provide organizations with an isolated environment where data integrity and recovery processes are insulated from external threats. By providing a clean room environment, organizations can expedite security investigations and recovery timelines in the event of a cyber attack.

We are excited to announce that Rubrik DSPM now supports Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) sensitivity labels. This integration helps our joint customers to better track and secure files with sensitive data – both within and outside of Microsoft environments. MIP labels are used by organizations to map sensitive data within their Microsoft environment, control access to that data, and enable protection settings such as encryption.

So, you’re all set up with Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), because you’re looking for best-in-class solutions for your company’s structured and unstructured data. Smart. But there’s more to do. Here are some myths about your Amazon S3 data, the real story behind them. Phew! We’re glad you agree that your Amazon S3 data needs strong protection. Wise decision. Here’s where we can help with a faster, cheaper, better solution.

Mike Tyson famously said, “Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” After falling victim to a cyberattack, it is crucial for organizations to respond promptly and effectively to minimize damage, recover operations, and prevent future incidents. One of the most critical elements of responding to an incident is the recovery and restoration of affected systems so that business as usual can be restored as quickly and safely as possible.

In a recent Fortune article, Amazon’s chief security officer, Steve Schmidt, suggests 6 questions every company's board should ask its CISOs to understand how robust their cybersecurity preparation is. One of the most challenging questions for CISOs was: “Who has access to what data? Why do they need it, and for how long?” This question is critical because cyberattacks often begin with weak, leaked, or stolen passwords.

In today's digital landscape, data security is more crucial than ever. Recently, Snowflake, a leading cloud data platform, has observed a significant uptick in cyber threat activity targeting some of its customers' accounts. This development has prompted an in-depth investigation to understand and mitigate these risks.

The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has long served as the US federal government’s officially designated creator and publisher of controls frameworks for cybersecurity. The organization developed the first NIST Cybersecurity Framework (NIST CSF) in 2014.

At Rubrik, our mission is to secure the world’s data. Data is complex and it comes in many forms (structured, unstructured, sensitive, transient, etc. ) and it is critical for every enterprise to protect it. Our systems that backup and store huge amounts of data also get subjected to extreme situations – enormous scale & stress, aging and faults.

I started my career as a Counterintelligence Special Agent in the U.S. Army, quickly learning how to decode the complex signals of security threats. Next, I sharpened my skills in state law enforcement, investigating (and preventing) cybercrime by identifying and mitigating digital threats.