Cyber resilience is no longer just an IT concern. It’s become a strategic imperative for businesses facing an onslaught of artificial intelligence-driven threats and sophisticated ransomware attacks. Organizations are adopting proactive, integrated approaches that blend technology, people and processes to safeguard operations and ensure business continuity in the face of evolving threats.This shift demands collaboration across business functions, rigorous testing and strategic planning, according to industry analyst Jon Oltsik, during theCUBE’s recent Cyber Resiliency Summit

Since its acquisition by Broadcom Inc., VMware has homed in on cybersecurity through its VMware Cloud Foundation.The project is part of a strategy to adapt to a rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape, according to Vijay Ramachandran (pictured), vice president of product management, core infrastructure, at Broadcom.Broadcom’s Vijay Ramachandran discusses cyber resiliency with theCUBE Research’s Christophe Bertrand.“The attacks have become a lot more sophisticated,” he said. “There are attacks that happen in memory where there’s no files involved. Previously, the legacy file-based scanning also doesn’t take into account some of the behavioral aspects of the attack