You’re probably hearing the term “cyber resilience” more and more lately. But what is cyber resilience? At a literal level, the National Institute of Standards and Technology says it’s the “capability to anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to adverse conditions, stresses, attacks, or compromises that use or are enabled by cyber resources.”
In practical terms, cyber resilience is a data-centric approach to enterprise data protection and security, keeping your data available and recoverable while detecting and thwarting threats before they can do harm. That means your organization has the strength to fight off even the worst ransomware infections—without being down for the count while your IT recovers from the attack.
630 employees. Four shifts of production per day. More than 50 billion pharmaceutical containers per year. That’s a lot of sensitive data.
As one of the SCHOTT Group’s largest production sites for pharmaceutical packaging, SCHOTT Schweiz AG can’t afford to let any of their data come down with a case of ransomware. Luckily, they’ve built a cyber-resilience strategy—delivering a unified infrastructure with built-in data protection and security.
Your data is valuable — and cybercriminals are after it. Because data is the biggest target of ransomware attacks, you need a storage solution you can trust. NetApp can safely store and protect your data and help you recover it if a ransomware attack occurs. Build true cyber resilience with ransomware protection that prevents unauthorized access, disclosure, and modification of data stored across your enterprise.
Data loss, or loss of access to data, can be – and usually is – devastating. According to a University of Texas study, 94% of companies that suffer catastrophic data loss do not survive – 43% never reopen and 51% close within two years.
With NetApp, you can eliminate backup windows and facilitate a quick and full recovery when disaster strikes, all while maintaining availability of your data and applications no matter where they reside.
Regulations are complicated. We get it — and we're here to help. From our industry-leading data-at-rest encryption to our AI-driven privacy controls, NetApp helps make sure your data remains protected and compliant. Our solutions do the hard work of classifying and categorizing your data as well as controlling access, disclosure, and modification of data stored across your enterprise. Effective data stewardship is critical, but it doesn’t have to be hard work.
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Cybersecurity is generally focused on perimeter protection against cyberthreats. Cyber resilience combines data protection and security—taking an inside-out approach to keeping data safe.
Yes. Data security relates to how to keep your data safe and secure: defending against internal, external, malicious, and accidental threats. Solutions like user access control, monitoring for anomalies, and integration for recovery all strengthen data security. Data privacy, on the other hand, focuses on how data is collected, used, and stored—often in compliance with specific laws (for example, GDPR and CCPA).
Data governance deals with the stewardship of the data. Where is it? Who has access? What kind of data do you have? These are important questions that also relate to privacy and regulatory compliance. Different industries have different requirements and regulations for data handling.