Cyber resilience success at scale demands synchronized security and storage

We have seen the disruption that a major cloud infrastructure outage in a global data center can cause. The Autumn 2025 outage was more far reaching than expected: taking banks, financial software platforms, and social networks offline for hours. The incident underscored how deeply the digital economy depends on centralized infrastructure and how a single point of failure can ripple across industries and economies.

As enterprises scale up digital transformation and cloud adoption, this incident serves as a reminder that resilience can no longer be treated as a contingency plan; it has to be ingrained in every element of company strategy, and that a single provider cannot protect everything.

Data has become one of the most valuable commodities in the enterprise world today, but is also the most vulnerable asset in an increasingly connected world. To combat the threats against data and business continuity, a more integrated and comprehensive approach ...