2011
DOI: 10.20470/jsi.v2i4.102
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Continuous Data Protection as a Strategy for Reduced Data Recovery Time

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“…Ransomware has been identified as one of the growing threats in the business community, with the potential to cause tremendous damage and representing 95% of extortion-based malware attacks (Mansfield-Devine, 2016;Richardson & North, 2017;Symantec, 2016). Ransomware can be addressed after it occurs with sophisticated backup strategies that utilize a sufficient time-delineated RPO restore point capability (Evans, 2014;Mugoh et al, 2011). Ransomware should be considered a generalized threat, and provisions should be made in the NIST guidance documents to help address it and remediate it once it happens.…”
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“…Ransomware has been identified as one of the growing threats in the business community, with the potential to cause tremendous damage and representing 95% of extortion-based malware attacks (Mansfield-Devine, 2016;Richardson & North, 2017;Symantec, 2016). Ransomware can be addressed after it occurs with sophisticated backup strategies that utilize a sufficient time-delineated RPO restore point capability (Evans, 2014;Mugoh et al, 2011). Ransomware should be considered a generalized threat, and provisions should be made in the NIST guidance documents to help address it and remediate it once it happens.…”
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“…Firms without the traditional backup paradigm and no multiple RPO strategy cannot rebuild data and systems to recover from a ransomware attack. They either have to pay the ransom or lose precious data and productivity (Evans, 2014;Mugoh et al, 2011). Traditional backup could be added as another method, or perhaps a specific tactic, under evaluation guidance.…”
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