Having backup is no longer enough
Most public organisations already have backup systems in place.
Yet many are discovering a difficult reality: data copies alone do not guarantee business continuity.
As cyber threats evolve, the challenge is no longer simply protecting information — it is maintaining critical services and recovering operations when disruption occurs.
Today’s ransomware attacks increasingly target:
- Administrative credentials
- Backup platforms
- Recovery environments
- Snapshots and restore capabilities
The objective is no longer just to stop operations.
The objective is to prevent organisations from recovering.
From backup to operational resilience
Leading organisations are moving towards resilience architectures that combine:
- Backup as a Service (BaaS)
- Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)
- Immutable repositories
- Air-gapped environments
- Isolated recovery platforms
- Continuous recovery validation
- 24/7 operational readiness
The goal is not to store more copies.
It is to ensure operations can continue — even when disruption happens.
