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The 3-2-1-1-0 Rule: The Gold Standard for Code Backup

SUMMARY For a long time, the classic 3-2-1 backup rule was the industry standard. It served IT professionals incredibly well. But as the threat landscape evolves, your defenses need to evolve with it. To truly protect your intellectual property and guarantee that your teams can keep working no matter what happens, your company should consider upgrading to the ransomware-ready 3-2-1-1-0 rule.

Why Abandoned Repositories Are Your Potential Data Security Gap

SUMMARY – Inactive repositories are often mistaken for harmless dead code, but they are actually open doors into your network.– Threat actors do not search manually; they use automated scanners to parse thousands of files and extract secret patterns, access keys, and credentials.– The root of this vulnerability is an organizational lack of ownership and a missing lifecycle for code that is no longer actively developed.– Discover a practical DevSecOps approach to secure your shadow

VMware ESXi 8.0 System Storage Changes Explained | ESX-OSData, Boot Partitions & Upgrade Guide

VMware ESXi 8.0 introduces significant changes to its system storage architecture, making storage management more flexible, scalable, and efficient. In this video, we explore the new ESXi 8.0 system storage layout, including the System Boot, Boot-bank 0, Boot-bank 1, and ESX-OSData partitions. Learn how the redesigned storage structure impacts performance, storage efficiency, virtual environment management, and upgrade planning. We also cover key storage behavior changes, ESX-OSData partition sizing, and important considerations for administrators upgrading to ESXi 8.0.

RTO in Disaster Recovery: What It Is and How to Set It

When a system goes down, every minute offline costs you revenue, customer trust, and operational stability. The recovery time objective (RTO) defines exactly how long your organization can tolerate that downtime. It should be determined before anything breaks because it drives every infrastructure, staffing, and tooling decision in your disaster recovery plan.

The Most Targeted Industries: What DevOps Teams Can Learn from Recent Incidents

Which industries are attracting the most attention from cybercriminals today? According to the DevOps Threats Unwrapped Report 2026, Technology and Software organizations remained the most targeted sector. This finding is consistent with our previous research in the 2024 CISO’s Guide to DevOps Threats, showing that attackers continue to focus heavily on organizations that build, manage, and distribute software. What changed, however, was the composition of the industries that followed close behind.

Keeping Kiwis safe online: Tackling New Zealand's email security challenges

New Zealanders are feeling the pain of more frequent and effective cyberattacks. While knowing how to avoid attacks is important, it’s not enough to prevent damage. Consumers, businesses and service providers all need to do more to ensure safe email communications. Numbers tell the story.

The hidden cost of Git repository bloat

Git repository growth often looks harmless at first. A few large assets, generated files, dependency folders, old branches, release archives, test datasets, or binary files may not cause immediate problems. Developers can still commit, pipelines still run, and the repository appears manageable. Over time, however, unnecessary data accumulates in Git history and becomes a backup and recovery challenge.

Acronis named a Champion in the Omdia Cybersecurity MSP Ecosystems Leadership Matrix 2026

Analyst firm Omdia has recognized Acronis as a Champion in the Omdia Cybersecurity MSP Ecosystems Leadership Matrix 2026. This distinction is the highest placement in one of the industry’s most closely watched evaluations of cybersecurity vendors serving managed service providers (MSPs). The recognition highlights Acronis’ continued investment in cybersecurity innovation, partner profitability and MSP-focused platform development.

VMware ESXi Networking Concepts

For connecting physical servers and computers to a network, you need physical network adapters, switches, and routers. With virtual machines, virtual network concepts are used for communication between the different components of an infrastructure. The proper configuration of ESXi networking on a host is critically important to the configuration of any ESXi environment. Generally, ESXi host networks include storage, vMotion, VM, and management networks.