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In late 2021, Nutanix surveyed 1,700 IT decision-makers around the world on where they are running their business applications, where they plan to run them in the future, what their cloud challenges are, and how their cloud initiatives stack up against other IT projects and priorities.

Your business data is one of, if not the most important part of your company staying afloat. Should disaster strike - whether physical or digital - we want to make sure that you have the tools in place to recover quickly, with the least downtime or impact.

We exist in a data-driven world where a vast amount of digital information is generated, processed, analysed and stored every day. Cloud-based computing offers small businesses access to resources that they may otherwise find prohibitively expensive in terms of technical expertise and capital outlay.

Since the beginning of 2020, we have noticed an increased need for a wider variety of technical resources for small to medium businesses. The requirement to quickly pivot into new technologies resulted in the need for immediate IT help without the income stream to support taking on extra full-time staff.

The current approach to business continuity requires a tweak in mindset. You absolutely still need to prepare for inevitable breaches while also ensuring your business returns to regular operations as quickly as possible. However, ransomware attacks are becoming targeted in different ways – so your data needs an extra layer of protection.

Cybercrime is a silent epidemic that has produced global losses totalling more than US$1 trillion. It is huge in scale and diverse in form, but there is one type that presents a unique threat to businesses worldwide: ransomware.

In mid-2020 StorageCraft surveyed IT decision-makers from IT services and end-user companies about their experiences, concerns and adaptations in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. The way we work has certainly changed, with hybrid workforces becoming the norm. More people than ever work remotely and have put data storage and data security in the spotlight.

Predictions are an inherently risky proposition. After all, they rarely pan out. How many people in 2019 predicted that we would have a global pandemic in 2020 that would dramatically change how we live, work, and play?

Cybercriminals have been busy taking advantage of the chaos which the COVID-19 pandemic has caused. With Phishing and Ransomware attacks on the rise, it is important to stay cyber resilient. Many of us who are capable of working remotely are doing so more than ever before. With remote work being a first for many staff and businesses, this is the prime situation for cybercriminals to catch you and your staff off guard.