Oct 13, 2023
More Cybersecurity aims to highlight the importance of regular backups for cybersecurity protection in its latest guide.

New York, United States - October 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
As lucrative business data is being targeted more than ever by bad actors on the web, More Cybersecurity's new guide takes a thoughtful look at the varied cybersecurity attacks businesses may face, from ransomware to malware and beyond, and explores the best practices for data backup.
More information is available at https://morecybersecurity.com/
More Cybersecurity examines backup schedules, recovery planning, and recent technology advances in the space. By following the steps outlined in the piece, businesses of all sizes can implement best practices, which gives them an added layer of protection in the event of a breach.
The company notes that many businesses don't prioritize backups or have a recovery plan. "Data loss can be a major headache for businesses, with studies showing that 60% of small companies that experience data loss go out of business within six months. It’s a risk that no organization can afford to ignore," it said.
Maintaining a consistent backup schedule is one of the key points emphasized by the guide. By setting up automated daily or weekly backups, businesses can ensure they always have a recent point to restore from if systems are compromised.
It also provides tips for creating a robust recovery plan with detailed steps for retrieving and restoring data in the event of ransomware or other attacks - emphasizing the importance of keeping recovery plans updated.
The guide then looks ahead at how AI and blockchain are shaping the future of the backup and recovery landscape. AI-powered backup systems can automatically detect anomalies and threats, while blockchain creates decentralized, encrypted backups. More Cybersecurity explores how these emerging technologies will enable more automated, secure backup processes.
Created by cybersecurity expert Scott Hall, More Cybersecurity's guide distills decades of experience into an accessible resource. Hall is a self-taught cybersecurity specialist, working particularly with small businesses. He explains that, with cybercrime on the rise, implementing backup best practices is essential for business resilience.
"Backups play a critical role in cybersecurity by ensuring the protection of your data," he notes. "By regularly backing up your information and choosing the right solution, you can mitigate the risks of data loss."
Interested parties can learn more at https://morecybersecurity.com/the-importance-of-backups-in-cybersecurity/
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Organization: More Cybersecurity
Address: 60 W 23rd St Suite 638, New York, NY 10010, United States
Website: https://morecybersecurity.com/
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