Yaniv Valik

In part 1 we discussed the security and compliance motivations for implementing a secure configuration baseline for Storage and Backup platforms. And now it’s time to

In the world of information security, dual authorization (also known as the two-person rule, four-eyes principle, or dual control) is a powerful concept designed to enhance

Storage and backup systems are the backbone that support data integrity, availability, confidentiality, and recovery. However, these critical systems are often overlooked in security strategies, leaving

Storage and backup platforms, being the custodians of critical organizational data, have become prime targets for cyber threats. Implementing robust vulnerability scanning practices for these platforms

The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has developed the Essential Eight, a set of baseline mitigation strategies designed to protect organizations against a wide range of

Organizations are increasingly outsourcing their storage and backup operations to managed service providers (MSPs). While this strategy can offer cost savings, it also introduces severe risks,

I hear this a lot:  “Why do I need to scan my storage & backup systems for security risks? Don’t my storage vendors already do this

OCIE warns of new campaigns launched to penetrate financial organizations and deploy ransomware. Recommends to validate operational resilience.

Storage teams struggle to keep storage systems configured according to the defined security baseline. How can we verify adherence to security baseline? This article explores the options.

Out of the thousands of storage security configuration issues StorageGuard routinely checks for, we assembled here five common examples to share with our readers