Cyber Resiliency for the Future of Data Threats

Cyber security, in general, refers to a company’s ability to protect against and avoid attacks from ransomware, malware, or other threats from an external bad actor. On the other hand, cyber resilience refers to the company’s ability to mitigate damage and get mission-critical systems up and running quickly following a breach. Cyber resilience can refer to both external threats, such as hackers and ransomware, as well as internal threats like accidental deletion.

Prioritizing cyber resilience helps your organization in numerous ways:

• Maintaining business continuity: Being prepared for threats ensures that you protect your business from unnecessary interruptions, and get things back on track with minimal downtime.
• Keeping customer data safe: Failure to keep customer data safe  can trigger fines, litigations, and diminished customer confidence in your business.
• Adhering to data protection and compliance regulations:  Cyber resilience helps ensure your organization remains compliant with data management regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA and others.
• Gaining customer trust: A robust cyber resilience framework will help to build customer trust that you have safety measures in place and are vigilant in protecting their data at all times.