Sandra B. Dunbar

Data security is in NetApp’s DNA. We understand that data is the lifeblood of organizations, driving decision making, innovation, and competitive advantage. However, as cyberthreats grow increasingly sophisticated, protecting this invaluable asset has never been more challenging. Cyber resilience—the ability to anticipate, withstand, and recover from cyber incidents—is now a business imperative that should include the storage layer.

July 19, 2024 Cybersecurity incidents are the number-one risk businesses are facing in 2024. From data breaches to downtime (and payouts) due to ransomware, the looming threat of a cyberattack has most organizations searching for new security measures to keep data safe. But this “more is more” approach to data protection creates complications that restrict data flow, hinder innovation, and in the worst cases, expose new vulnerabilities.

Protecting the AI runtime from manipulation Built-in cyber resilience can help protect your data from threats you don’t even know exist. By adding multiple layers of protection, NetApp’s cyber-resilience features help maintain the integrity, availability, and security of AI runtime.