Defining the MVC: Recover faster from cyberattacks by restoring what matters most

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Most organizations in UK and across Europe don’t struggle to recover from cyberattacks such as ransomware because they lack backups. They struggle because they try to restore everything at once.

VP for UK&I at Cohesity.

In the aftermath of a major cyber incident, the instinct is to bring every system back online as quickly as possible. It feels like the fastest path back to normality. However, in reality, this approach often slows recovery down, reintroduces cyber risk and undermines trust just when the organization needs it most.

In fact, those that recover fastest start from a different premise. They assume large parts of their organization will be unavailable or untrusted, and they plan accordingly. This mindset leads to a much clearer goal - restore what matters most, quickly, and in a state you can trust.

What is critical to survival?

Focusing on the critical areas of an organization is...

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