Falko Banaszak: Why a Layered Storage Architecture is Critical for Cyber Resilience
About this talk
This session, led by Falko Banaszak, addresses the increasing sophistication of cyberattacks and the inadequacy of relying solely on traditional security measures. Banaszak explains how a layered storage architecture is vital for enhancing cyber resilience, detailing the importance of organizing data storage into multiple protective layers. He discusses various components including Primary Storage Snapshots, Replicated Copies, Immutable and Indelible Protection mechanisms, and Secure Isolated Recovery Environments, all of which contribute to achieving rapid and effective recovery during incidents.
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