If the word ransomware doesn’t send chills up your spine just upon reading it, then the effects of a successful ransomware attack most definitely will. Once in your infrastructure, ransomware holds your data hostage, preventing you from accessing it until you’ve paid...
Retrospect Backup 18 focuses on anti-ransomware with the ability to make backups stored in public clouds immutable and an updated management console with security features. Retrospect is locking down backup copies to guard them against unauthorized encryption....
Industry's most flexible backup solution also includes enhanced data management platform, and cloud data protection across Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Microsoft Azure Walnut Creek, Calif.— May 25, 2021 — Retrospect™, a StorCentric company, today announced the...
Includes New Cloud Storage Provider Certifications, Platform Updates for Apple macOS, and Performance Enhancements Walnut Creek, Calif.— May 11, 2021 — For those that are anticipating upcoming graduations and Father’s Day with excitement and pride -- and perhaps at a...
World Password Day is coming up on May 6. It is a day designated to remind us of the importance of this first line of defense against ransomware, spyware, and other bad actors. This was especially true over this past year during which the World Health...
The Low-Field Imaging Laboratory at Harvard Medical School has protected its entire environment with Retrospect. The Low-Field Imaging Laboratory at Harvard Medical School is on the forefront of reducing the cost of medical imaging using Machine Learning. Magnetic...
Surya Varanasi, Chief Technology Officer, StorCentric Cloud computing has maintained an impressive growth trajectory over the past two decades and for good reason. Whether you are looking to extend and enhance your organization’s competitive advantage, further protect...
Ransomware and Phishing Attacks Have Grown Exponentially JG Heithcock, GM, Retrospect, a StorCentric company says, “According to IBM, the average cost of a data breach in 2020 was $3.86 million. After a year rife with economic uncertainty, massive shifts of data to...
JG Heithcock, GM of data backup provider Retrospect: According to IBM, the average cost of a data breach in 2020 was $3.86 million. After a year rife with economic uncertainty, massive shifts of data to the cloud and an increase in remote workers, ransomware, and...
Charles Burger, Global Director of Assureon Solutions, Nexsan, a StorCentric Company "In 2021, cybersecurity will remain at the forefront of virtually every data center professional's mind as increasingly aggressive and rampant ransomware, and other bad actors,...