INFRASCALE MEDIA COVERAGE

 

  • April 3, 2020

    21% of SMBs Don’t Have a Data Backup or Disaster Recovery Solution in Place

    “In today’s data-driven world, seeing that over 20 percent of SMBs do not have a data protection solution in place is quite concerning,” said Russell P. Reeder, CEO of Infrascale. “Every modern company depends on data and operational uptime for its very survival, and there are some very accessible solutions available to companies of all sizes. Data protection and operational uptime have never been more important than during the unprecedented times we are currently facing.”

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  • April 1, 2020

    More Than 1 In 5 SMBs Lacks Proper Data Protection

    “In today’s data-driven world, seeing that over 20% of SMBs do not have a data protection solution in place is quite concerning,” said Russell P. Reeder, CEO of Infrascale. “Every modern company depends on data and operational uptime for its very survival, and there are some very accessible solutions available to companies of all sizes.

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  • March 31, 2020

    World Backup Day 2020

    Infrascale, a cloud-based data protection company providing backup and disaster recovery solutions, indicates that 58% of C-level executives at small and medium businesses (SMBs) said their biggest data storage challenge is security vulnerability. Nearly half (49%) of top leaders at SMBs said cyberattacks are their biggest data protection concern. Yet more than 20% of SMB leaders said they do not currently have a data backup or disaster recovery solution in place.

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  • March 31, 2020

    21% of SMBs do not have a data backup or disaster recovery solution in place

    “Our research indicates that 21% of SMBs do not have data protection solutions in place,” said Russell P. Reeder, CEO of Infrascale. “That’s a problem, because every modern company depends on data and operational uptime for its very survival. And this has never been more important than during the unprecedented times we are currently facing.”

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  • March 30, 2020

    Cyberattacks rank as the biggest data protection concern facing SMBs

    “Our research indicates that 21% of SMBs do not have data protection solutions in place,” Infrascale CEO Russell P. Reeder said in a press release. “That’s a problem, because every modern company depends on data and operational uptime for its very survival. And this has never been more important than during the unprecedented times we are currently facing.”

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  • March 28, 2020

    Why it’s important to observe World Backup Day

    New research from Infrascale, a cloud-based data protection company, reveals 79 percent of small and medium sized businesses currently have a data protection and/or backup and disaster recovery solution in place. However, this leaves the remaining 21 percent of companies in this category at major risk without such plans.

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  • March 24, 2020

    Hackers Target WHO, COVID-19 Research Firm with Cyberattacks

    To Russell P. Reeder, CEO of cloud-based data protection vendor, Infrascale, healthcare organizations need to be reviewing and discussing their data protection strategies as more work shifts into the remote environment to ensure they’re protected in the event of a compromise.

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  • March 20, 2020

    Looking behind the reason for the U.S. DHSS cyberattack

    This is brought out by Russell P. Reeder, who is the CEO of cloud-based data protection company Infrascale. Reeder shares his thoughts with Digital Journal, saying: “It’s troubling to see an increasing number of stories around opportunistic, malicious activities, at a time where the world is banding together to fight the effects of COVID-19.”

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  • March 20, 2020

    Ransomware and Covid-19: Risks grow with increased WFH needs

    Commenting on this concerning rise in cyber-criminal activity, Russell P. Reeder, CEO of cloud-based data protection company Infrascale, considers how protecting businesses from heightened ransomware risks during the COVID-19 pandemic needs to be a key cybersecurity consideration.

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