Reinventing disaster recovery and risk

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Challenge: Security Compliance: Enterprises are more vulnerable than ever to shadow IT threats, which are being used by business users everywhere. This is because they subscribe to cloud services without checking the SaaS for compliance with corporate security policies, which can cause harm to the organization.

Solution. To prevent threats "from the shadows", you can use the architecture with a zero degree of trust (ZTN). It has proven itself as a "bulletproof" system with a rich set of protective measures to prevent the intrusion of third-party sources of network activity, providing protection to access, including digital identification tools. In addition, ZTN is designed to check IP addresses and authenticate users both inside and outside the corporate network. Access to the network can only be obtained after passing a multi-stage verification procedure.

The challenge: management. A March study by 451 latvia whatsapp data found that nearly a third of companies lack policies, tools, and procedures to recover critical technology infrastructure and systems after a disaster. Another third of companies, while they had disaster recovery (DR) procedures in place, said they were unsure of their disaster resilience. Most companies surveyed have plans to restore systems in their internal data centers, the study found, but they have few plans to recover systems and data stored in the cloud.

The CIO of consulting firm West Coat addressed this issue: “We have not tested any DR plans with our cloud provider, even though we know the fine print in contracts states that service providers are not responsible for system or data failures.” Clearly, the lack of DR plans and risk management in the cloud puts businesses at a disadvantage.