Organizations can’t protect against everything. They can’t predict what will happen next or how severe the attack may be. This places a great deal of focus on resiliency, an ability to recover from a damaging breach.While some organizations may feel that the cybersecurity gap is being closed, a startling number lack confidence in preparedness for a serious attack. To shed new light on the world of data protection and cyber resiliency, theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio, recently hosted the “Navigating the Road to Cyber Resiliency” event, made possible by Dell Technologies Inc

The enterprise IT world has moved into a new phase. Until recently, most organizations were rapidly growing infrastructure to meet escalating business demand.However, as the economy cooled and as cyber threats grew, the focus has shifted more toward protecting infrastructure than growing it.“Now when we’re seeing companies reconfigure for what will be the next wave of growth, they need to make sure that their data is protected,” said Daniel Newman (pictured), chief executive officer of The Futurum Group. “If a company’s backup is vulnerable, meaning that data protection is not in place, or if a hacker is able to get access to that backup, then the whole system becomes more at risk