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Ep. 129 Going all out on Securing Public Data
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With data generation being on the ever-constant increase, new solutions to protect it are needed to keep up with the challenge. In this week’s episode of Fed At the Edge, we sit down with a veteran in data protection, Aaron Lewis – Head of Public Sector Sales, Engineering for Rubrik.
He shares with listeners lessons learned from decades of his involvement in data protection. He focuses on three ideas that involve data:
Classification – Why is it so important to understand what you are protecting. Not all data is the same. Mapping – This once easy task has grown into a tangled and complicated web. Where are your vulnerabilities?
Recovery – Is your plan current? Has it been tested? Are you ready today for a potential attack tomorrow?
Mike Tyson famously said that everyone has a plan until they are hit in the face. However, Aaron points out that many federal leaders may not even have a plan and if they do, it’s been sitting on a shelf.
Tune in on your favorite Podcasting platform now to hear Aaron break it down, and help your organization come up with a ready-to-go disaster recovery plan.
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For the video of this podcast: Going all out on securing public data
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With data generation being on the ever-constant increase, new solutions to protect it are needed to keep up with the challenge. In this week’s episode of Fed At the Edge, we sit down with a veteran in data protection, Aaron Lewis – Head of Public Sector Sales, Engineering for Rubrik.
He shares with listeners lessons learned from decades of his involvement in data protection. He focuses on three ideas that involve data:
Classification – Why is it so important to understand what you are protecting. Not all data is the same. Mapping – This once easy task has grown into a tangled and complicated web. Where are your vulnerabilities?
Recovery – Is your plan current? Has it been tested? Are you ready today for a potential attack tomorrow?
Mike Tyson famously said that everyone has a plan until they are hit in the face. However, Aaron points out that many federal leaders may not even have a plan and if they do, it’s been sitting on a shelf.
Tune in on your favorite Podcasting platform now to hear Aaron break it down, and help your organization come up with a ready-to-go disaster recovery plan.