
AWS weighs in: Why businesses should strive to be a minimal viable company
08/16/23 • 21 min
Recent IDC findings show only 1 in 4 organizations are ready to adequately prevent and respond to a disruptive event1. Whether that’s a natural disaster destroying servers and infrastructure, a mouse chewing through the wires or a ransomware attack, companies need to be able to anticipate, protect, withstand and recover quickly.
No matter the industry, every company needs a comprehensive, strong cyber resiliency strategy. But where does one start? How do businesses remove the siloes that exist between departments and align its leaders?
Tune in as we explore the history of cyber resilience and share their insight on how companies can best plan for the next ‘cybergeddon.’
Featured experts
- Gary Meshell, Worldwide Leader Global Partner Security Initiative, AWS
- Flick March, Global Vice President, Security & Resilience, Kyndryl
Recent IDC findings show only 1 in 4 organizations are ready to adequately prevent and respond to a disruptive event1. Whether that’s a natural disaster destroying servers and infrastructure, a mouse chewing through the wires or a ransomware attack, companies need to be able to anticipate, protect, withstand and recover quickly.
No matter the industry, every company needs a comprehensive, strong cyber resiliency strategy. But where does one start? How do businesses remove the siloes that exist between departments and align its leaders?
Tune in as we explore the history of cyber resilience and share their insight on how companies can best plan for the next ‘cybergeddon.’
Featured experts
- Gary Meshell, Worldwide Leader Global Partner Security Initiative, AWS
- Flick March, Global Vice President, Security & Resilience, Kyndryl
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