STEPS TO ENHANCE YOUR ORGANIZATION'S CYBER RESILIENCE

The rise in ransomware attacks and their graver outcomes emphasize a challenging truth.

- BY ROOPALATHA H, CORRESPONDENT

While many organizations possess a data resilience plan encompassing Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BC/DR), the technologies and processes intended for data resilience may not effectively foster genuine cyber resilience in the current ransomware landscape. To build a cyber-resilient organization, it is essential to implement communication, collaboration, security tools, authentication mechanisms, backup solutions, and various other tactics. To deliberate and democratize solutions to the evolving threat landscape, Cohesity recently hosted a unique onsite event in Bangalore at ITC Gardenia. The event united real-time cyber response, comprehensive AI insights, and a worldwide perspective. Below are some of the opinions echoed during the discussion and the highlights of the conclusions.

Mayank Mishra, Regional Sales Director - India & SAARC, Cohesity, says, “We aim to safeguard, secure, and provide insights into global data, and the justification for this is reflected in the statistics. Data protection and data security are quite alike and are becoming increasingly interconnected. If you inquire with any CIO, CISO, or decision-makers in IT within a company, a primary area of concern is cyber resilience.”

Johnny Kuram, VP - Emerging Markets, Cohesity, says, “The objective is to rotate roles so that they can grasp the issue from various angles. For instance, a CEO might not have the perspective of a financial controller. By changing roles, individuals experience a learning curve related to the significance of that position, and ultimately, everyone gains a new viewpoint.”