Cyber resilience

Cyber resilience refers to an organization’s ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyberattacks or other disruptions. To achieve this, NetApp combines cybersecurity measures with threat detection and response, and backup and disaster recovery strategies to make sure that critical operations can continue even in the face of cyber events.

Cyber resilience complements cybersecurity by focusing on anticipating, withstanding, and recovering from threats. It intersects with components like threat detection, incident response, and data protection, helping systems adapt and recover quickly. Together, they create a proactive and layered defense against evolving cyber risks.

Backups aid data recovery but lack cyber resilience at the storage layer. Cyber resilience involves anticipating, withstanding, and adapting to threats like ransomware. Storage-layer threat detection is vital for spotting unusual access, mass file changes, or unauthorized behavior early, enabling swift responses to prevent widespread damage.

1. Defense capabilities built-in to ONTAP: Leverage security measures like AI-powered ransomware detection and response, immutable snapshots, encryption, access controls, and a scalable defense workload protection platform for hybrid cloud environments.
2. Industry-leading backup and disaster recovery: Confirm data is securely backed up and can be restored quickly.

Organizations can strengthen their security posture by securing their data on NetApp storage and using its built-in capabilities to proactively defend data at the storage layer. NetApp helps businesses go beyond backup best practices, so that their storage layer can detect, protect, and recover with industry-leading technology.