A new report has revealed that the cost of data backup is rising due to the growing threat from cybercrime. This includes the requirement to guarantee the consistency and dependability of hybrid cloud data protection in order to counteract potential losses from a ransomware attack.
More than 4,300 IT leaders were polled for the Data Protection Trends Report, and many of them claimed that there was a “availability gap” between how quickly their businesses needed a system to be recovered and how quickly IT could get it back online. This issue is serious because, according to the survey, 85% of respondents experienced a cyberattack in the previous year.
Making sure the data protection provided by Infrastructure as a Service and Software as a Service solutions corresponds with that provided by workloads focused on data centres was one of the top priorities for IT leaders polled for the survey this year.
More than half of those surveyed in the study, which was commissioned by data protection software vendor Veeam, also mentioned a “protection gap” between the amoun
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