Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Industry-First Cloud-Based Solution, now Generally Available, Enables Rapid Cyber Incident Response, Mass Restoration, and Confident Recovery Through an On-Demand Service Model.

The rate of adoption for cloud computing has grown steadily across many industries, driven by the need for flexibility, innovation and cost efficiency. One of the key verticals that has fully embraced cloud technology is the financial services sector. Cloud is particularly suited to this industry as it allows for more efficient storage, faster processing of large amounts of data, and consolidation of records which gives firms the ability to accurately analyse data.

Today's always-on, hyperconnected world requires CIOs to confront two equally important concepts: data protection and cyber resilience. As reliance on data to fuel analytics, engineering, marketing, and other key operations increases, the complexity surrounding IT infrastructure grows in tandem. Hybrid workforces, edge computing, cloud-native applications, and legacy systems add further complexity to the mix.

Forget typical ransomware! Codefinger hijacked cloud keys directly, exposing backup flaws and shared responsibility risks. Time to rethink defence. If you didn't pay much attention to news of the recent Codefinger ransomware attack, it's possibly because ransomware has become so prevalent that major incidents no longer feel notable. But Codefinger is not just another ransomware breach to add to the list of incidents where businesses lost sensitive data to attackers. In key respects, Codefinger represents a substantially new type of ransomware attack.

For the modern enterprise, data is the foundational element that allows businesses to operate. As information technology continues to evolve and grow in complexity, organisations need to store and manage greater quantities of mission critical data. To achieve this, businesses are increasingly adopting cloud computing, with many opting to make use of one of the public clouds, such as AWS.