The Continuity Hub
Insights on data protection, recovery strategies, and business continuity.
Most businesses think they have a backup strategy. What they actually have is a collection of scheduled jobs, some cloud storage subscriptions, and a hope that everything will work when disaster hits. Hope is not a strategy.
You've got firewalls, antivirus, and MFA. You're locked down against hackers. But what about the person three desks down who just got a termination notice? Insider threats are real and costly.
Your backups are only as good as your last test. Most businesses treat backup testing like flossing: they know they should do it, but somehow it never happens. Then disaster strikes.
93% of ransomware victims lose data even with backups. Learn why testing, air-gapping, and the human element matter more than storage. BAIFRONT explains.
You think you're backed up because you use cloud storage like OneDrive or Google Drive. You're not. Here's why and what real backup protection looks like.
Your backup system stopped working three months ago. You just don't know it yet. That's the reality for most small and mid-sized businesses running on 'set and forget' backup strategies.
Ransomware doesn't just encrypt your production systems. It hunts your backups first. That's the playbook. Lock your files, then delete or encrypt every recovery point you have. No backups means no options.