Cyber recovery readiness is about more than just reacting to a cyberattack; it’s about anticipating the threat and preparing for the worst. It’s the ability to not only defend your digital fortress, but to rebuild it stronger and more resilient than before.

Cyber recovery readiness involves having the necessary plans, processes, and technologies in place to minimize downtime, data loss, and reputational damage in the inevitable event of a cyber incident. Read more about cyber recovery readiness planning here. But how do you really know if your organization is ready to withstand the attack? What steps can you take to assess your cyber recovery readiness and fortify your defenses?

Why Cyber Recovery Readiness Matters

The cost of a cyberattack can be staggering. Aside from financial losses from business disruption and recovery efforts, your organization’s reputation and customer trust can be severely damaged. In some cases, regulatory fines and legal action can further compound the impact. A robust cyber recovery readiness plan can help mitigate these risks and maintain continuous business in the face of an attack. Explore the resources linked below to help evaluate where you stand today and how to increase your resilience.

Cyber Recovery Readiness Index

Let’s face it, hoping for the best in the event of a cybersecurity incident is like hoping your parachute opens after you hit the ground. Commvault offers a free, confidential assessment that evaluates your organization’s preparedness for a cyberattack. This quick assessment generates a tailored report with valuable insights and recommendations, so you’re not left scrambling when cyber criminals strike.

Take the assessment.

Cyber Recovery Maturity Model

Commvault’s Cyber Recovery Maturity Model provides a roadmap for achieving cyber resilience. It outlines different levels of maturity, from basic protection measures to advanced, adaptive cybersecurity strategies. This model helps organizations identify their current stage and plan for continuous improvement.

Explore the maturity model.

Cyber Resilience Planning Workshop

This interactive workshop, offered in cities worldwide, guides participants through the process of creating a robust cyber recovery plan. Using real-world scenarios, the workshop helps organizations develop strategies to withstand and recover from cyberattacks.

Sign up for a workshop.

Cyber Resilience Services

Commvault provides a range of services to help organizations achieve cyber resilience, including:

  • Continuous Security: Protecting data across all environments with robust security measures.
  • Continuous Readiness: Proactive planning and testing to enable recovery capabilities.
  • Continuous Recovery: Fast and reliable recovery of critical systems and data.

Learn more about our Cyber Resilience Services.

2024 Cyber Recovery Readiness Report

Research from GigaOm and Commvault highlights the urgent need for improved cyber recovery readiness. Their report reveals that:

  • Most organizations are vulnerable: 83% of surveyed organizations experienced a material security breach.
  • Lack of clarity on responsibility: 42% of leaders are unsure who is responsible for cyber resilience.
  • Confidence gap in recovery: 55% of respondents lack full confidence in their ability to recover systems and data after a major incident.

Download the full report.

Don’t Wait to Act

If you wait for a cyberattack to expose your weaknesses, it will be too late. Cyberattacks are a reality for organizations of all sizes. By taking a proactive approach to cyber recovery readiness, you can minimize the impact of an attack, avoid costly downtime, and support continuous business.

Cyber recovery readiness isn’t just about technology; it’s about having the right mindset, the right skills, and the unwavering determination to protect your organization. It’s also about rigorously testing your recovery plans to validate they work when you need them most. Leverage Commvault’s resources and expertise to assess your current posture, develop a comprehensive plan, and build a truly resilient organization.

Originally published on the Commvault Blog, October 23, 2024, by Chris Dirado

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