Data Protection Awareness is Necessary
by
henrycartersmith
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about 4 years, 5 months ago
In reply to What pain points do you experience with cyber security?
You have asked an interesting question. The simplest answer would be “never”, I guess if you could just cut off the access to the public internet, things would definitely be easier.
But since you asked, I’ll try to discuss a few that come to my mind.
So, mobile devices are one of the most difficult devices to protect, I personally would never allow the use of any mobile device near a storage infrastructure where sensitive data is stored. But some companies can’t restrict mobile devices because of the nature of their business so we have to deal with it.
The second most unpredictable scenario we face is human behavior, no matter how strict policies you make and how many times you teach them the guidelines, I mean we are kind of designed to make small blunders that in-return leads to disasters and unimaginable scale. Like for instance, they will just say “I just opened a file from an *unknown* sender”. “I mean, it shouldn’t give access to our entire data server”. Well. apparently, this is what phishing attacks are meant to do, when you willingly give file access to administrative permissions. these things are destined to happen.
So, prevention is a kind of difficulty which is why focusing more quick recovery and lesser downtime is a better direction to move forward too.
I have designed many networking systems using DR365V which Is one of the finest disaster recovery appliances from StoneFly. It has everything that you would ever need to secure your infrastructure and revert your data to the original condition in-case a disaster occurs.
It has enterprise features such as deduplication, encryption, snapshots, and many flexible backup options. And because it supports multi-hypervisor environments like KVM, Hyper-V or VMware, setting up backups and disaster recovery policies have been far easier.