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NIS 2 and KRITIS: What companies need to know NIS 2 (Network and Information Security Directive 2) and KRITIS (Critical Infrastructure Protection in Germany) are both regulatory frameworks designed to enhance the security and resilience of critical infrastructures, but they differ in scope, geographic focus, and specific requirements. Here’s a

How Does Cohesity Protect Organizations from Ransomware Attacks? In an era where ransomware attacks have become increasingly sophisticated and frequent, organizations need robust solutions to safeguard their data. Cohesity which Cristie Data customers can benefit from within the Cristie READY program offers a comprehensive approach to protecting against ransomware by

How Does Cohesity Simplify Backup and Restore Processes? Cohesity Backup Solutions: Streamlining Your Backup and Restore Nightmares into a Manageable Dream In today’s data-driven world, safeguarding your information is paramount. Traditional backup solutions can be complex, time-consuming, and struggle to keep pace with ever-growing data volumes and cybersecurity demands. Here’s

NIS2: A Closer Look The Network and Information Systems Security Directive 2 (NIS2) is a European Union (EU) regulation aimed at strengthening cybersecurity across various sectors. It’s a successor to the original NIS Directive, which was introduced in 2016. Why was NIS2 introduced? The primary objective of NIS2 is to

How can Cristie Data help customers implement Cleanroom Recovery? In our earlier article we covered the topic of Cleanroom Recovery at a high-level which has become a popular topic and sought-after feature to assist companies with cyber recovery following any confirmed or suspected cyber-attack. Today we talk to Christof Gedig,

Fast CrowdStrike Recovery should be a reality for Cristie Data customers. Following the CrowdStrike bug that triggered a global IT outage on July 18th and 19th, 2024, CrowdStrike recovery has become a critical activity and focal point for many organizations. While the exact number of impacted users remains unknown, news