Offensive Security: How Cyberstorage is Closing the Data Protection Gap
The impact of a cyberattack can be catastrophic. Increasing in both sophistication and frequency, they can result in data encryption, destruction, or exfiltration and can completely shut down your systems, bringing productivity to a standstill. As data moves beyond the data center into diverse storage types and hybrid environments, storage has become an increasingly attractive target… one with noticeable gaps in protection. Unfortunately, traditional methods of data protection and recovery simply aren’t up to the challenge. Cyberstorage – an “active” defense of storage systems and their data – has evolved to aid in prevention and recovery through analytics and storage-specific recovery capabilities. This marks the era of offensive security, designed to protect storage systems against these threats, minimizing their impact and enabling efficient, granular recovery from backup systems.
Watch Superna’s Alex Hesterberg and Andrew MacKay, and cybersecurity expert Sean Higgins (Higgins Consulting, SideChannel, Herjavec Group) in this recorded panel discussion on how cyberstorage can help close the data protection gap and meet the constantly-evolving threat landscape head on.
In this session, we cover:
- The evolving threat landscape
- Why large data repositories have become favored targets
- Why traditional data protection strategies fail
- Cyberstorage and the need for offensive security
- How AI and ML can play a role in closing the data protection gap
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Our speakers
Alex Hesterberg
Andrew McKay
Dave Orban
Sean Higgins
Alex Hesterberg
Andrew McKay
Dave Orban
I’m Dave Orban and I head-up Product Marketing here at Superna. Following a career in design and marketing management, I entered the world of B2B Tech Marketing in 1998. To date, I’ve headed-up marketing for 4 tech startups, leading two through successful exits through acquisition in the $300 million range. The startups taught me how to do more with less, and gave me the opportunity to learn every aspect of B2B Tech Marketing… from branding, positioning and messaging, to new product introductions, collateral design, to event management, to PR, Media, and Analyst Relations. With that broad palette of skills, I’m able to make better-informed decisions and be effective under frequently difficult conditions. Superna, while not exactly a startup, gives me the opportunity to flex those marketing muscles in support of a terrific set of timely solutions, working side-by-side with some really smart, talented people as we grow the company into a world-class solution provider. It really is a dream job!
I came to Superna from Commvault, where I spent 8 years in product and solutions marketing, most recently overseeing their data protection and disaster recovery suite of solutions.
In my admittedly spare time, I paint (still life); perform music with a jazz/blues quartet I started back in ’98; and wreak occasional havoc in the kitchen.
I’m Dave Orban and I head-up Product Marketing here at Superna. Following a career in design and marketing management, I entered the world of B2B Tech Marketing in 1998. To date, I’ve headed-up marketing for 4 tech startups, leading two through successful exits through acquisition in the $300 million range. The startups taught me how to do more with less, and gave me the opportunity to learn every aspect of B2B Tech Marketing… from branding, positioning and messaging, to new product introductions, collateral design, to event management, to PR, Media, and Analyst Relations. With that broad palette of skills, I’m able to make better-informed decisions and be effective under frequently difficult conditions. Superna, while not exactly a startup, gives me the opportunity to flex those marketing muscles in support of a terrific set of timely solutions, working side-by-side with some really smart, talented people as we grow the company into a world-class solution provider. It really is a dream job!
I came to Superna from Commvault, where I spent 8 years in product and solutions marketing, most recently overseeing their data protection and disaster recovery suite of solutions.
In my admittedly spare time, I paint (still life); perform music with a jazz/blues quartet I started back in ’98; and wreak occasional havoc in the kitchen.