Addressing misconceptions between cybersecurity and cyber resilience
You probably hear the terms “cybersecurity” and “cyber resilience” used quite a bit, especially as cyberthreats become increasingly common—and costly. These terms don’t describe exactly the same thing, and there are a lot of misconceptions about the differences between them. So let’s make sure that we’re all on the same page.
Cybersecurity is a pretty broad term, but it generally refers to system defenses that protect against unauthorized access from attackers. Cyber resilience goes beyond defenses and describes an infrastructure that proactively protects data with built-in security measures, rapidly detects and responds to suspicious activity, and enables organizations to rapidly recover from disruptions, whether natural or human-made.
Why does this difference matter?
When you build cyber resilience into your infrastructure, you secure your data from its very foundation. NetApp® solutions are built in, never bolted on, so you can create multilayered protection, proactively detect potential threats, and quickly recover to get back to business.
Check out our cyber resilience solutions to see how you can go beyond cybersecurity and protect your data from threats of all shapes and sizes.
Sandra leads the hybrid multicloud product marketing for alliance partners like VMware. Her career has been focused on building and executing fully integrated marketing programs for the enterprise audience. Based in Los Angeles, she has previously held senior level positions with Nutanix, OpenDrives, Cisco, EMC, Sun Microsystems, IBM and various startups.