Modern offsiting approach for the backup environment
In the web conference on March 21, 2024, IT-SICHERHEIT magazine will present various software solutions and services to approach the topic of zero trust on a strategic level.
The morning will be introduced by an expert keynote, which will shed light on the topic and highlight important points of reference when selecting an approach or solution.
Zero Trust and Air Gap: more cyber resilient with Backup as a Service (BaaS)
With the help of a comprehensive Zero Trust strategy, potential vulnerabilities in an IT organization's backup environment can be identified and eliminated in an increasingly hybrid working environment, ultimately strengthening cyber resilience.
The implementation of a Zero Trust concept requires an exchange with experts and the use of intelligent solutions. Backup as the "last line of defense" is a central component here.
In our presentation, you will learn how you can optimize your backup environment and reliably protect your backup against any access in the spirit of Zero Trust - with the offsite copy approach (3rd copy).
Previous offsite approaches, such as manually storing a copy in a locker or at home (physical air gaps), are prone to risks. Our VIKING Backup as a Service (BaaS) solution offers two key advantages:
- 3. backup copy as a service
- Reliable cloud solution, hosted in Germany
In this presentation, Andreas Wagener will show you why modern offsiting makes sense in the context of a zero trust strategy and how it can be used to draw a further security line.
Focus of the presentation
- Backup: Last Line of Defense
- Zero Trust in backup
- Extending security with offsiting
- VIKING BaaS as a service approach
Speaker
Andreas Wagener is head of Data Protection Consulting at Empalis. He brings over 30 years of experience in IT engineering, implementation, architecture design and project management to his work as a consultant, solution architect and trainer.
The agenda for the IT Security Web Conference is currently under construction and will be updated on an ongoing basis.
To participate, you can register to receive an e-mail reminder as soon as the event is bookable. Participation is free of charge.
We look forward to seeing you on March 21 at 9:30 a.m.!