The days of treating backup and recovery as a bolt-on or an afterthought are long gone since threats, such as ransomware, are continuously wreaking havoc.By automating vulnerability assessment for storage and backup using a product called StorageGuard, Continuity Inc. addresses this challenge by enhancing security poster management, enabling businesses to be cyber resilient and providing them with the ability to recover in case of an attack, according to Gil Hecht (pictured), founder and chief executive officer of Continuity.“Wouldn’t you want a product to test your storage and backup and do all that automatically and enjoy the economies of scale of a company?” Hecht asked