Guess what happens when ransomware fiends find 'insurance' 'policy' in your files
It involves a number close to three or six depending on the pickle you're in
Spotlight on RSAC16 Apr 2025 | 20
Disaster Recovery Week
For The Register's Disaster Recovery Week, we delve into DR strategies, from robust backups to resilient policies, to help you stay up and running in the face of adversity.
30 minutes to pwn town: Are speedy responses more important than backups for recovery?
The industry’s approach to keeping quality backups may be masking the importance of other recovery mainstays
Disaster Recovery Week04 Apr 2025 | 4
When disaster strikes, proper preparation prevents poor performance
It's going to happen to you one day, so get your ducks in a row
Disaster Recovery Week03 Apr 2025 | 10
Heterogeneous stacks, ransomware, and ITaaS: A DR nightmare
Comment Recovery's never been harder in today's tangled, outsourced infrastructure
Disaster Recovery Week03 Apr 2025 | 6
Oracle's masterclass in breach comms: Deny, deflect, repeat
Opinion Fallout shows how what you say must be central to disaster planning
Disaster Recovery Week02 Apr 2025 | 12
For healthcare orgs, DR means making sure docs can save lives during ransomware infections
Organizational, technological resilience combined defeat the disease that is cybercrime
Disaster Recovery Week02 Apr 2025 | 6
To avoid disaster-recovery disasters, learn from Reg readers' experiences
On Call Special Nobody’s tested the tapes this decade, thinks to back up the Recycle Bin, or takes care when using rm
Disaster Recovery Week01 Apr 2025 | 90
Ransomware crews add 'EDR killers' to their arsenal – and some aren't even malware
interview Crims are disabling security tools early in attacks, Talos says
Disaster Recovery Week31 Mar 2025 | 1
Datacenters near Heathrow seemingly stay up as substation fire closes airport
Power outage means no flights for 24 hours. And chaos. Lots of chaos
Disaster Recovery Week21 Mar 2025 | 282
Windows 365 Disaster Recovery Plus promises Cloud PC comebacks in 30 minutes
Presumably hosted by AWS?
Disaster Recovery Week04 Mar 2025 | 23
How the collapse of local cloud provider caused biz continuity issues in UK government
And that was on top of a £17.5M underwriting bill for insolvent UKCloud
Disaster Recovery Week03 Mar 2025 | 52
Backup software vendor Veeam deleted forum data after restoration SNAFU
DevOps team did the dirty on a database
Disaster Recovery Week17 Feb 2025 | 7
Murena boss says customers about to wake up from its cloud storage nightmare
Interview Four months since cloud drive kicked the bucket, but resolution comes today... hopefully
Disaster Recovery Week12 Feb 2025 | 16
NASA solar mission data recovering after server room flood fiasco
Spacecraft weather solar storms, but ground processing laid low by water
Disaster Recovery Week07 Feb 2025 | 22
Data is the new uranium – incredibly powerful and amazingly dangerous
Column CISOs are quietly wishing they had less data, because the cost of management sometimes exceeds its value
Disaster Recovery Week20 Nov 2024 | 56
SpiderOak One customers threaten to jump ship following datacenter upgrade
One tricky cluster is causing outrage among longstanding customers
Disaster Recovery Week28 May 2024 | 9
Popular
Samsung admits Galaxy devices can leak passwords through clipboard wormhole
Infosec in brief PLUS: Microsoft fixes messes China used to attack it; Mitre adds ESXi advice; Employee-tracking screenshots leak; and more!
DARPA to 'radically' rev up mathematics research. Yes, with AI
Now that's a sum of all fears
Windows isn't an OS, it's a bad habit that wants to become an addiction
Opinion Think that next refresh is going to get better? The first step to freedom is admitting there's a problem
Microsoft pitches pay-to-patch reboot reduction subscription for Windows Server 2025
Redmond reckons $1.50/core/month hotpatch service is worth it to avoid eight Patch Tuesday scrambles each year
What the **** did you put in that code? The client thinks it's a cyberattack
Who, Me? When your customers work in super-sensitive situations, bad jokes make for bad business
Google goes cold on Europe: Stops making smart thermostats for continental conditions
And just-about bricks some of its older models everywhere
Toyota picks Huawei’s Android-killer HarmonyOS for its Chinese electric sedan
Asia In Brief PLUS: Korea's SK Telecom replacing SIMs after attack; India automates satellite docking; China greens its datacenters; and more
Back online after 'catastrophic' attack, 4chan says it's too broke for good IT
Image board hints that rumors of a poorly maintained back end may be true
New APNIC director general steps up to steer the internet for 4 billion users
Interview Jia Rong Low hopes to make registries interesting again
Nationwide power outages knock Spain, Portugal offline
Cyberattack? Bad software update? International oopsie? The cause is unclear, but Iberia is dark
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