All news with #acronis tag
Thu, November 20, 2025
Turn Windows 11 Migration into a Security Opportunity
🔒 Organizations should treat the Windows 11 migration as a strategic security opportunity rather than a routine OS update. While some users resist moving from Windows 10 or explore alternatives like Linux or legacy releases, those choices can introduce operational headaches and security gaps, especially as Microsoft phases out support. Use the transition to validate backups, recovery objectives, and patch posture to reduce exposure to unpatched vulnerabilities that increasingly target MSPs and their clients.
Thu, September 25, 2025
Top Cyber Recovery Vendors and Platform Capabilities
🔒 Ineffective recovery processes and increasingly sophisticated ransomware are driving adoption of Cyber Recovery approaches that isolate and validate backups before restoring systems. Modern platforms combine immutable snapshots, sandboxed restores, and automated forensics with AI/ML-based detection to identify safe restore points and reduce downtime. Vendors highlighted include Acronis, Cohesity, Commvault, Dell, Druva, Rubrik, Veeam, Zerto.
Fri, September 12, 2025
Three Critical Needs for Responding to a Cyberattack
🛡️ When a cyberattack strikes, three capabilities matter most: clarity, control and a dependable lifeline. Real-time visibility and a unified view enable quick detection of anomalies and identification of the blast radius. Rapid containment—isolating endpoints, revoking credentials and enforcing policies—prevents lateral spread. Finally, immutable backups, granular restores and orchestrated disaster recovery ensure fast, trusted restoration of operations.
Wed, September 3, 2025
They Know Where You Are: Geolocation Cyber Risks Evolving
📍 Geolocation data from smartphones, apps and IPs can be weaponized by threat actors to launch precise, geographically targeted attacks such as localized phishing and malware activation. These attacks can act as "floating zero days," remaining dormant until they reach a specific location, as seen with Stuxnet and modern campaigns like Astaroth. Organizations should adopt multilayered defenses — robust endpoint detection, decoys, location baselines and stronger multi-factor verification — to mitigate this evolving threat.