For software companies, data isn’t just information, it’s the foundation of the entire business. In this DevPro Journal article, industry experts discuss why relying solely on simple cloud backups can leave software organizations vulnerable to ransomware, outages, and costly downtime, and then talk about best practices for businesses to employ to better protect themselves against risk.
Among the voices featured is Don Boxley, who stresses that backups should be just one piece of a broader resilience strategy. As he explains, companies often don’t think about backups until something breaks, but modern businesses require systems that continue operating even when failures occur.
Read the full article here: DevPro Journal
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