INFRASCALE MEDIA COVERAGE
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June 15, 2020
92% of SMBs Believe They Can Recover from a Cyberattack
According to a new research from security firm Infrascale, most small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) believe they are prepared for a cyberattack, but only few of them are ready to deal with the outcome of such incidents.
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June 13, 2020
1 in 6 Executives Don’t Know Their Own Recovery Time Objectives
Considering the value of digital data for a company (no matter the size), it is surprising about a sixth (16%) of SMB executives don’t know their own Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs). The data comes from a survey and report by Infrascale, a company specializing in backup and disaster recovery solutions since 2011.
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June 12, 2020
Infrascale Report: Most SMBs are Unprepared for Disaster
New research from Infrascale has shown that the majority of small and medium businesses (SMBs) feel they are ready for the unexpected, but they may not be. 92 percent of SMB executives said they believe their businesses are prepared to recover from a disaster. However, as previously reported in another Infrascale report, more than a fifth of SMB leaders said they don’t have a data backup or disaster recovery solution in place.
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June 11, 2020
SMBs Overwhelmingly Believe They Are Ready to Deal with Cybersecurity Incidents
Most small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) believe they are prepared for a cyberattack or any informatic disaster, but few are actually ready to deal with the aftermath of such an incident, according to new research published by Infrascale. SMBs’ confidence in their abilities to weather cyberattacks might be misplaced, especially considering that many lack the tools needed to deal with such incidents.
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June 10, 2020
92% of SMBs think they can recover from a disaster, but many don’t have plans in place
One of the biggest nightmares of today’s CXO is discovering that her company’s data has been lost. However, new research from Infrascale, published Wednesday, shows that 92% of SMB leaders feel ready to face this kind of a disaster.
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June 10, 2020
How prepared are SMBs to recover from disaster?
The vast majority of SMBs both expect the unexpected and feel that they’re ready for disaster – though they may not be, Infrascale reveals. Ninety-two percent of SMB executives said they believe their businesses are prepared to recover from a disaster. However, as previously reported, more than a fifth of SMB leaders said they don’t have a data backup or disaster recovery solution in place.
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June 9, 2020
SMEs feel ready for disaster, but lack plans
Research from Infrascale indicates that 92% of SMe executives believe their businesses are prepared to recover from a disaster. However, more than a fifth of SMB leaders don’t have a data backup or disaster recovery solution in place. The Infrascale research also indicates that about a sixth (16%) of SME executives admitted they do not know their own recovery time objectives (RTOs), although nearly a fourth (24%) expect to recover their data in less than 10 minutes after a disaster and nearly a third (29%) expect to do so in under one hour following a disaster.
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June 8, 2020
Infrascale Survey Shows That Most SMBs Feel Ready – Yet Many Lack Plans – for Disaster
Research from Infrascale, a cloud-based data protection company providing industry-leading backup and disaster recovery solutions, indicates that the vast majority of small and medium businesses (SMBs) both expect the unexpected and feel that they’re ready for it – though they may not be. Ninety-two percent of SMB executives said they believe their businesses are prepared to recover from a disaster. However, as previously reported, more than a fifth of SMB leaders said they don’t have a data backup or disaster recovery solution in place.
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May 20, 2020
Downtime Costs up to $50,000 per Hour for SMBs Struggling with Cybersecurity, New Research Shows
According to new research, 37% of SMBs have lost customers and 17% have lost revenue due to downtime. A recent Infrascale survey of 500 C-suite respondents revealed that attracting a new customer can cost up to five times more than keeping an old one. 19% of SMBs admit they might not be fully prepared to address or prevent unexpected downtime.
