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Your CI pipeline enforces tests, security scans, and policy checks before code hits production. But your backups? Still running on a schedule, completely disconnected from your deployments. In this video, I'll walk you through how to use Rubrik's powerful APIs to build what I'm calling "Backup as Code": a GitHub Action that triggers an on-demand Rubrik snapshot of your GitHub repository every time code is merged into the main branch. We'll look at the action code, wire it up to a live repo, and watch the whole thing run end to end.

In a world where 80% of attacks exploit compromised credentials, your identity posture is your only real defense. Join us for a mockumentary tabletop where we stop blaming the humans and start fixing the identity architecture. Check out our website for more info.

In this RSAC 2026 Conference recap, Dave Bittner, Host of the CyberWire Daily podcast, joins Data Security Decoded host Caleb Tolin from the guest seat to discuss the biggest theme dominating the conference: artificial intelligence, and, more specifically, agentic AI. From wall-to-wall AI messaging across San Francisco to in-depth conversations with security leaders and analysts, one thing became clear: the industry has moved past debating whether AI will take hold. It already has. Now, the focus has shifted to making it safe.

Ransomware attacks are about disruption, distraction, and data theft happening at the same time. Nelson Carreira breaks down how modern threat actors operate. While one attack disrupts operations, another may be quietly exfiltrating sensitive data. That complexity is why healthcare organizations must prepare for recovery environments that allow clinical operations to continue safely while production systems are rebuilt.

Incident response plans rarely fail because of technology. It’s usually because of coordination, or the lack of. Nelson Carreira explains why organizations that build isolated recovery environments should use them not only for recovery testing but also to strengthen incident response planning. Simulation exercises reveal a critical need: clear roles, leadership authority, and secure communication channels during a crisis.

On this episode of Building Cyber Resilience: A Healthcare Leader’s Guide, Nelson Carreira explains why recovery planning in healthcare has to consider the entire environment, from user devices to network architecture. In large incidents, the blast radius can extend far beyond servers, sometimes forcing organizations to rebuild tens of thousands of endpoints before operations can safely resume. As he puts it.

• What happens inside a healthcare system when ransomware takes down Active Directory and authentication fails? In this episode, Josh Howell sits down with Nelson, Executive Healthcare Strategist at CDW, to explore real-world cyber incidents and the architectural shifts required to recover safely. You’ll learn: YouTube Chapters Final Lessons for Healthcare Leaders If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel.

AI and machine learning are already being used in cybersecurity to help reduce the "noise of all the indicators" that security teams receive. These systems can serve as a "first line of defense" by setting up potential response actions. However, organizations need to ensure they keep human analysts in the loop because contextual knowledge and human judgment remain critical. Data Security Decoded is available on our YouTube channel!

In this episode of Data Security Decoded, host Caleb Tolin sits down with Kyle Fiehler, Sr. Transformation Analyst at Rubrik Zero Labs, to explore why backup data has become a critical — and largely ignored — form of security telemetry.

In this episode of Building Cyber Resilience: A Healthcare Leader’s Guide, host Josh Howell speaks with Errol Weiss, Chief Security Officer at Health-ISAC. Drawing on decades of experience across government, finance, and healthcare, Errol walks through what leaders actually face in the hours and weeks following a cyberattack. The conversation explores why healthcare remains a top ransomware target, how uncertainty shapes recovery decisions, and why trusted, anonymous information sharing has become one of the sector’s strongest defenses.