Take the Data Protection and Cyber Resiliency Quiz!

No business or industry is immune to cyberattacks. Organizations should always assume that their data is at risk. Though ransomware preparedness is a top business priority, however, most companies are unprepared for multipronged ransomware attacks launched by well-organized hacker groups. Don’t provide cybercriminals with opportunities. It’s time to get modern data protection and ensure you’ve got a solid, multifaceted defense strategy against cyberattacks.

Take the Data Protection and Cyber Resiliency Quiz to establish your biggest priorities, and we’ll instantly deliver the most helpful content to address your most significant challenges.

1. What is top of mind when it comes to cyber resiliency and data protection in your organization?

Improving our ransomware preparedness Integrating AI-driven enterprise management Implementing a zero-trust framework

2. What are your IT goals regarding data protection?

Mitigating damage caused by a cyberattack Meeting or exceeding recovery point or recovery time objectives Implementing advanced data protection

3. Which statement best describes your organization’s preparedness against cyberattack?

We have adopted a zero-trust security framework to protect all data and users We have a cyber insurance policy that provides ransomware protection We encrypt data on-premises and in the cloud

4. In what area is your organization investing most of its data protection and cyber resiliency activities?

Those designed to improve cyber resiliency (awareness training, incident response exercises, etc.) Those designed to increase data security (penetration testing, email/phishing simulations, etc.) Those designed to increase ransomware readiness (data recovery testing, tabletop exercises, etc.)

5. Which of these is your organization’s greatest data protection preparedness challenge?

Detecting attacks early

Dependency on existing internal resources Proactively testing the ability to restore data

6. How much does your organization pay on average for cyber insurance coverage?

$2,000 annually for coverage with a $1 million limit $1,500 annually for coverage with a $500,000 limit $1,000 annually for coverage with a $250,000 limit

7. Which capability is most important to you when adopting a multifaceted approach to cyber resiliency?

Having the right people and processes in place to address a cyber attack

Instituting zero-trust architectures Deploying an air-gapped solution

8. What points of entry are most concerning to you when it comes to ransomware attacks?

Software vulnerabilities

Incorrect user permissions and/or user negligence (i.e. phishing, opening unknown links/attachments, etc. Device misconfigurations

9. What data protection tools are top of mind for you when considering a data storage provider?

Immutable, Write-Once, Read-Many (WORM) storage Hybrid cloud storage and integration with backup applications to enable air-gapping Built-in encryption

10. What are the likely consequences for your business if you don’t improve your cyber resiliency and data protection?

We won’t be able to meet our RTO and RPO goals Loss of trust from our customers and damage to our company’s reputation Legal fees and regulatory fines/actions against us