Microsoft Email Security – Online Backup

Microsoft doubles down on email security

Email continues to play a central role in South African business communication, with 24% of local consumers still preferring emails over call centres and chat support in 2024. Unfortunately, that also makes it a primary target for cybercriminals.

In response to rising cyberthreats and phishing risks, and hot on the heels of recent changes by Google and Yahoo, Microsoft is stepping up its security game. The company has announced major enhancements to its email authentication requirements for large volume email senders, signalling a broader industry shift toward more secure, verified communication across the board.

Here’s a look at the upgrades to Microsoft email delivery and what they mean for your business communications.

SPF, DKIM and DMARC Explained

The core of Microsoft’s update comprises three essential protocols: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. While they aren’t new technologies, Microsoft’s reliance on them reinforces just how vital they’ve become. But what do they mean?

SPF (Sender Policy Framework) specifies which servers are allowed to send mail on behalf of your domain.
DKIM (Domain Keys Identified Mail) adds a cryptographic signature to each email to verify it hasn’t been tampered with when it arrives.
DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) builds on SPF and DKIM, giving domain owners visibility and control over unauthenticated messages.

Together, these protocols dramatically reduce the risk of spoofing and phishing: two of the most common email-based threats businesses face today.

Email Risk Reality Check

Protocols won’t help if you’re still sharing your email address

Microsoft’s focus on external protections is great news for business email users, but there’s another vulnerability that often flies under the radar: shared email accounts.

If your staff still share your mail accounts, they’re not alone. The practice is still surprisingly common in many small and mid-sized businesses, and it’s a major security weak spot.

When multiple users access a single account, it often leads to simple, widely shared passwords which are an open invitation to hackers.
With shared accounts, there’s no clear accountability. If something goes wrong, including compromised data and sensitive file leaks, tracking the source becomes difficult.
Since shared accounts can be used by several people across devices and locations, they’re more susceptible to phishing attempts and misuse.

Discontinuing shared accounts should be priority number one for every business.

The next step is to assign individual accounts with strong passwords and multifactor authentication. These simple changes can make a big difference when it comes to preventing cyber incidents.

For businesses looking to take their security to the next level, cloud-based solutions are an ideal final step. Not only do they support modern authentication protocols, but they also offer robust, scalable storage that keeps your data safe and accessible both in the office and remotely.

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Email security is no longer optional. With Microsoft leading the charge, now’s the time to review your setup, tighten up internal practices, and upgrade to smarter tools like Acronis-powered Total Data Protection to secure your critical data, be it on-premises, in the cloud or a hybrid environment.

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Ensuring Data Integrity with Reliable Cloud Backup Solutions

What’s the biggest threat to company data? Most internet users would probably say hackers or cybercriminals.

While there’s no denying that digital theft and fraud pose serious risks, a surprising number of data breaches are frequently caused by something far more mundane: misconfigurations and simple human error.

As technology evolves, with new applications and protocols introduced every year, the risk of incorrect settings creating vulnerabilities continues to rise.

Fortunately, a robust and secure cloud backup solution can help protect your data – even if your system settings aren’t flawless. Let’s explore the dangers posed by internal vulnerabilities and how a secure cloud storage service can reduce your risk.

How Internal Vulnerabilities Threaten Data Integrity

If your business data isn’t managed according to best practices, you’re effectively making life easier for cybercriminals. There are three common issues businesses need to be aware of:

1. Human Error

Regardless of how sophisticated your cybersecurity software is, human error remains one of the leading causes of data breaches, particularly in an era where social engineering and other attack types are on the rise.

Cybercriminals often trick employees into revealing sensitive information or login credentials. But even without malicious intent, simple misconfigurations can create gaps in your system’s defences, exposing your business to attack without anyone realising it.

2. Malicious Insiders

In more serious cases, employees may intentionally leak sensitive information or pass credentials to bad actors with intent to harm the company.

This type of threat intersects both cybersecurity and HR policies and can result in legal disputes or even criminal charges. However, by the time these cases are discovered, the damage to your business may already be significant.

3. System Failures

Not all data loss is the result of human behaviour. System failures, software bugs, hardware issues, and configuration errors can all corrupt or delete critical data.

This risk is further heightened by load-shedding, which increases the chances of sudden failures unless a secure, offsite backup system is in place.

4. Compliance Risks

With the introduction of the Protection of Personal Information (POPI) Act, all businesses that handle client data face increased regulatory pressure.

The law is designed to protect consumers’ privacy, which is a positive step—but it also means that businesses must be more diligent than ever in how they manage and store sensitive information.

Non-compliance can lead to heavy fines or even imprisonment, so it’s vital for managers and business owners to ensure they remain compliant.

The Case for Cloud Backup

Given the risks outlined above, it’s clear that operating without a secure data protection strategy is an unnecessary gamble. Thankfully, cloud backup solutions offer an affordable and effective way to minimise your exposure.

What to Look for in a Cloud Storage Package

1. Automated Backups & Versioning

Regular backups reduce the risk of data loss due to human error. Versioning enables you to recover previous copies of your files in the event of accidental or malicious changes.

2. Encryption & Access Controls

Data should be encrypted both in transit and at rest to prevent unauthorised access. Strong access control policies ensure only authorised users can view, edit, or delete backups.

3. Redundancy & Geo-Distributed Storage

Your data should be stored in multiple, geographically distributed locations. This ensures availability even if one server goes offline and protects against local disruptions, cyberattacks, or load-shedding outages.

You’ll find all of these features and more in our range of secure cloud backup solutions designed for businesses and budgets of all sizes.

The Tangible Benefits of Secure Cloud Storage

Choosing one of our trusted cloud backup packages, especially Total Data Protection, offers real peace of mind, with key benefits including:

Ransomware Protection: Backups enable fast file recovery, even after a cyberattack.
Regulatory Compliance: Stay aligned with POPIA, GDPR, and ISO data protection standards.
Business Continuity: Minimise downtime with rapid data restoration in the event of a loss.
Insider Threat Prevention: Recover deleted files and protect against malicious insider actions.

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5 Ways Acronis Integration Supercharges Your Cloud Backup Experience

At Soteria, one thing that’s always on our minds is keeping your data safe in the cloud using the latest technology to ensure a seamless user experience.

Over the years, we’ve invested in loadshedding-proof data centres, scalable backup solutions culminating in total data protection, and immutable storage to ensure that your vital information remains encrypted and accessible only to you.

Through our partnership with Acronis, a leader in data backup and protection, our team is fully certified and benefits from continuous training in order to assist our clients to harness the power of one of the best cloud storage systems available internationally – with access to top-tier solutions.

Acronis remains at the forefront of innovation, investing in research and development to anticipate technological trends. Their cutting-edge solutions include blockchain-based data validation, AI-driven ransomware protection, and integrated disaster recovery which means that you have access to the best practices and insights in the industry.

Market leader

Acronis stands out in the data protection and backup industry thanks to its comprehensive solutions, from backups and disaster recovery to cybersecurity and secure file sharing.

With a strong global presence and trusted brand, it partners with major players like Microsoft and VMware for seamless integrations. Its focus on cybersecurity, including anti-ransomware features enhances its appeal, while user-friendly interfaces make it accessible to all skill levels.

The Gold Standard in data protection

With cyberattacks on the rise, your business can’t afford to have anything but the best data protection.

Some of the features we offer through our valued partnerships with Acronis include backup and recovery solutions that help to make sure your data is securely backed up and can be easily restored. This helps to reduce downtime and data loss to a minimum in the event of a cyberattack.

Smooth cloud integration

Off site storage is key when it comes to avoiding data corruption and physical theft of backup drives.

Cloud integration ensures that your valuable data is stored in an encrypted format and remains accessible 24/7 from anywhere on earth using trusted credentials.

Easy to use interface

You shouldn’t need to be an IT expert to back up and manage your data. We’ve partnered with Acronis to bring you one of the best designed UXs in the cloud storage industry.

This will help to avoid operational errors and make data backup accessible to all members of your team.

Advanced security even with cross-platform integration

Staying a step ahead of the hackers on various operating systems and devices means you need the most technically advanced cybersecurity available today with enhanced operational efficiency.

Our offering includes built-in security measures like ransomware protection and immutable encryption, which add an extra defensive shield of security to your sensitive data.

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Ultimate Cloud Checklist – Online Backup

How to Choose The Best Cloud Backup Provider – The Ultimate Checklist

Most of us would never board an oceangoing vessel without a reliable life jacket, even though the chances of needing it may not be high. But if disaster were to strike, the life jacket would be critical and you’d want it to work effectively the first time – just like your secure cloud storage backup plan.

With cybercriminals lurking like unseen rip currents, businesses around the world are facing an ever growing challenge to their data security yet as these criminals continue their relentless attacks to sink the ship. Considering the huge cost that data loss can cause, it has never been more important to choose the right cloud backup provider to keep your crucial information safe.

To help you choose an effective cloud storage solution that will secure your data, we’ve put together a checklist for business owners and managers. Here are the most important factors to consider when making your decision.

Security & Compliance: Keeping Your Data Safe

It’s not only important to have secure backups but also to check that your provider offers the latest technology to stay a step ahead of cybercriminals. Here are a few things to check when you vet a potential supplier:

End-to-End Encryption – Ensure data is encrypted during transfer and storage.
Compliance & Certifications – Check for adherence to data protection laws.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) – Adds an extra layer of security.
Zero-Knowledge Encryption – Only the customer should have access to their data.

You’ll find military-grade encryption technology, secure multi-factor authentication, and immutable storage as standard features in our packages. That’s part of our commitment to keeping your data safe.

Reliability & Performance: Ensuring Consistent Backups

A secure cloud storage system is only as good as its uptime.

A system that delivers the essential features you need to keep your data safe and is always online will help you rest easy in the knowledge that your data is in the right hands. Here are some features to look out for when it comes to performance:

99.9% Uptime Guarantee – No downtime means no risk of data loss.
Automated & Scheduled Backups – Avoid human error by ensuring backups happen automatically.
Fast Recovery Speeds – Quick restoration options for minimal disruption.
Versioning & Retention Policies – Keep multiple versions of files to prevent accidental deletions.

With an impressive uptime record, regular scheduled backups, and comprehensive disaster recovery features, Soteria’s Total Data Protection solution is ideal for businesses that cannot afford to lose any important information—and that’s every business today.

Storage & Scalability: Growing with Your Needs

A flexible cloud storage solution that grows with your business every year is essential to balance affordable costs with essential protection. A good cloud storage provider will always offer the following:

Flexible Storage Plans – A plan that can be scaled as your business grows or changes.
Unlimited File Size & Type Support – No restrictions on what you can back up.
Redundant Storage Locations – Multiple data centres for added safety.

Our scalable plans with redundant cloud storage for enhanced data protection allow businesses of all sizes to benefit from advanced data protection and increase the total size of the backup as their needs expand.

Customer Support & Service: Help When You Need It

When you’re having trouble with your cloud storage or suspect that a cyber-attack is taking place, there’s no time to waste.

Customer support is essential for every cloud storage customer, and your provider should offer the following:

24/7 Support Availability – 24/7 expert help when disaster strikes.
Multiple Support Channels – Live chat, email, and phone options.
Knowledge Base & Resources – Guides, FAQs, and tutorials for self-help.

Soteria’s packages feature 24/7 expert support with extensive self-service resources. Call us or create a customer support ticket to get the help you need.

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As you run down this list you might have noticed that our range of essential cloud storage solutions ticks almost every box. Our range of products, including Total Data Protection, offer turnkey solutions for businesses of all sizes that wish to keep their data safe.

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Business Continuity with Cloud Backup – Cybersecurity

The Business Continuity Imperative: Ensuring resilience through cloud backup solutions

As South Africa faces a rapidly increasing number of cyberattacks this year, businesses across the country are coming to terms with the fact that their data can and may be compromised in the near future.

If your organisation is unfortunate enough to fall prey to an online attack, the one thing on everyone’s mind (from management all the way to the IT department) should be continuity of operations. The question for every business is however, how to ensure continuity when the very data that underlies your business processes has been compromised.

Let’s take a look at some recent news about South Africa’s cybersecurity crisis and find out how businesses can secure their data for uninterrupted trading following a cyberattack.

Time to beef up your defences against cyberattacks

The ultimate goal of cybercriminals is to compromise your company’s data and demand a ransom for its return.

This criminal strategy can be extremely effective if the company loses access to its sensitive files – but a recent backup of every important piece of data safely encrypted in the cloud means that the hackers have lost before negotiations even begin.

Recent cyberattacks against Telkom, the office of the Chief Justice, and even a high tech security provider like Tracker prove yet again that businesses and government departments are not immune from online data theft- in fact, every internet user needs to be on their guard as cybercrime increases.

Secure cloud backup is the most powerful weapon against cybercriminals, and it can be obtained affordably. Our range of backup solutions that scale up to suit the needs of growing businesses are a case in point.

Securing sensitive data couldn’t be more important in 2024

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South Africa faced 230 million cyberthreats in 2022 alone and this figure is likely to be much larger for 2023 and ‘24 when the latest data becomes available.

With over 90% of the threats to local businesses arising from email cybercrime and an ongoing lack of staff training to identify suspicious correspondence, it’s likely that more and more businesses will fall prey to this type of crime.

This corresponds closely to the findings of a research paper published in 2017 which identified “hactivism” and data loss as major threats to South African businesses.

When a cyberattack does occur, continuity is key. Here are some strategies businesses can implement to prevent losing access to their data.

Cloud storage is a key component of business continuity

A cyberattack may be the last thing that any manager or company owner wants to think about, but the harsh reality is that thinking about it is crucial – and preferably, ahead of time.

In the minutes and hours following a cyberattack, your first priority will be returning your systems to functionality and recovering lost or corrupted data to ensure business continuity.

A cybersecurity response plan – which can be meticulously thought out in advance and simply put into action in the worst-case scenario – is key during the damage mitigation phase following the attack.

Secure cloud storage is an essential component of any cybersecurity response plan because encrypted immutable storage means that your data will remain safe in the cloud even if your physical storage is compromised. A solid backup solution and response plan means that a business is able to safeguard its data and ensure business continuity in the event of a cyberattack.

Soteria’s range of secure cloud storage solutions for businesses of all sizes are your first line of defence against data theft. To learn more about our encrypted backup service, visit our website today.

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How to schedule your backups with ease

Backing up your important data couldn’t be more essential at a time when cybercriminals are unleashing increasingly sophisticated attacks on businesses across the country.

Cyber attacks on SA’s government departments have been particularly malicious in recent months with the Companies and Intellectual property Commission (CIPC) the latest victim of a security compromise, likely a result of under investment in the right security systems.

But for many business owners, the backup process remains a mystery, especially when it comes to scheduling and execution.

To help you keep your company’s data safe in the cloud, we’d like to cover the flexible options for cloud backup and highlight why scheduling correctly will help you manage your data effectively without using up too much storage.

Backups are a lifesaver when cybercriminals strike

If you’ve been following the news recently, you may be worried that a cyberattack could compromise your access to company data – and you’d be right to worry. Cyberattacks continued to plague South Africa in 2023 and criminals are only getting smarter; 28% of attacks against smart devices in Africa originated in SA last year according to Kaspersky.

One of the tactics that cybercriminals use to extort their victims is the threat of permanently deleting or corrupting files that the company needs in order to function.
An explanation for why companies agree to pay the ransom could be because the most recent backup they have is too old and they genuinely can’t do without the files that are being held hostage.

But all of this can be avoided with regular backups.

Best flexible options for cloud backup to give for peace of mind and efficiency

It makes sense that your business needs to have the most recent version of its files saved in the cloud, but how recent is recent enough?

Files that are updated daily should be backed up daily, and ditto for those that are updated weekly and monthly.
However, tracking the frequency of file updates can be a nightmare.
It’s best to update all your files as often as possible so that frequently changing documents will still be up to date if you need to restore them

A daily backup can be easily scheduled with our streamlined backup system options.

Your data will automatically move to the cloud in encrypted form and you can choose to overwrite older versions of files to save storage space – especially if your business uses a large amount of data for its storage each month.

If you do need more storage as your business grows, our flexible cloud backup options will let you size up your storage as and when you need it.

To learn more about our secure cloud storage packages for businesses, visit our product page today.

Best Cloud Practices – Cloud Backup Implementation

Maximising Efficiency: IT Tips for Cloud Backup Implementation

Cybercriminals continue to attack SA businesses relentlessly, and one of the best safety measures you can take against the current wave of ransomware attacks is a regular secure backup.

A backup is something that should happen automatically, and maybe for that reason we tend to forget how important they are. That is, until something goes wrong and essential files are lost or a working copy can’t be secured in the wake of a cyberattack.

Fortunately, secure cloud storage works seamlessly with backup best practices to keep your data safe and encrypted.

Here are some ways you can integrate your cloud storage with your backup planning for maximum efficiency and peace of mind.

Analysing backup reports to fill gaps with cloud storage

Whenever you receive a backup report, it’s not enough to simply glance over it and ensure that nothing is highlighted in red.

Taking a careful look at your total file population and the frequency of your backups will help you identify gaps in your security that secure cloud storage can easily fill.

Frequency of backups

If your business processes a small amount of data, a weekly backup may be sufficient to secure a copy of your most recent files.

On the other hand, a data intensive business will need to schedule daily or even more frequent backups so that crucial information is not lost in the event of a hardware failure or cyberattack.

Maximising backups while minimising storage space

Regularly compressing backup files along with eliminating unneeded duplicate copies will help you to ensure that your files are secure in the cloud without using up your data storage package sooner than necessary.

It’s important to audit your backups in the cloud on a regular basis and ensure that duplicates are eliminated to free up space.

You’ll also want to compress duplicate copies of your backup files that are still needed. This could cut your backup cloud storage requirements by 20% or more.

Automate your backups and enjoy peace of mind

Automatic backups are a recipe for stress-free data management. As your files are saved automatically to the cloud, you and your IT team can focus on more important things as you target ambitious goals.

Soteria’s range of secure cloud storage solutions are ideal for keeping your backups safe and encrypted. Find the package that suits your business today and rest easy knowing that your data is protected against any eventuality.

Best Cloud Practices | Role of cloud backup

The Role of Cloud Backup in Modern IT Strategies

The modern tech landscape has shifted predominantly to risk mitigation over the past few years.

While IT consultants had spent the 1990s and 2000s trying to convince businesses to go online, the current era, especially during and after the pandemic, has exposed some of the many risks involved with being connected to the internet. Cybercrime and ransomware attacks are of major concern to businesses around the world as losses from these crimes exceed $700 billion annually.

As a tech forward South African business, you certainly can’t afford to miss out on the opportunities that the interconnected digital world has to offer. On the other hand, avoiding the risks that come with connectivity is absolutely essential. That’s where cloud storage comes in.

Let’s take a look at some of the benefits of storing your critical data in the cloud in the context of modern best practices in the tech sector.

Cloud backup for instant digital migration

The days when a single physical backup was enough to keep your data safe are long gone – but many businesses still rely on an external hard drive (or even a USB stick) to keep essential files safe.

The false sense of security of physical storage quickly evaporates when the unthinkable happens and a business becomes the victim of a cyber attack.
Unfortunately, with more than 40% of local businesses having been targeted by cybercriminals this type of crime is hardly unthinkable. In fact it’s becoming the norm.

Moving to cloud storage is not only quick and simple but also eliminates the risk of data corruption and theft associated with physical storage.

Cloud storage aligns with the 321 rule

The 321 rule is a gold standard in the IT industry where data backup is concerned.

Simply put, companies should have three copies of every file that they can’t afford to lose: two of these copies should be on different mediums and one should absolutely be in the cloud.

In the event of a data breach or cyberattack, there’s no telling what condition your physical files may be in even if the ransom is removed.
By contrast, the copy of your files kept safely encrypted in the cloud should remain uncorrupted, especially if you opt for immutable storage.

Cloud storage is scalable and accessible to all enterprises

One of the cornerstones of modern IT strategy is to extend access to digital services and data resilience to small and medium size businesses and not only large corporations and government departments. This ensures that the digital safe zone surrounding business data remains wide enough to keep businesses and their customers safe from cyberattacks.

One of the major benefits of secure cloud storage is that it’s accessible at competitive prices on a subscription system that gradually scales up as the data requirements of your business expand.

Soteria Cloud’s range of secure cloud storage packages are easy to integrate with your existing software and hardware setup, making them ideal for businesses of any size that are enhancing their IT strategy.

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Cloud Backup Trends 2024 |Cloud Backup

Future Trends in Cloud Backup Technology

Secure cloud storage is every organisation’s number one defence against cybercrime. As hackers up their game on a regular basis, cloud backup technology must respond in kind by becoming more secure and reliable.

Keeping up with the race between cybercriminals and data defence systems is essential for every business, especially when it comes to choosing a cloud storage solution. Let’s take a look at some of the big future trends in the backup industry and what they mean for the safety of your data.

AI Integration

By now, almost everyone has tried out ChatGPT or a similar AI application. This technology may not be perfect yet, but it certainly has the potential to become a powerful assistant in almost every industry – and secure backup is no exception.

Cybercrime detection and recovery is a major use case for AI and we expect to see more applications of this type being rolled out this year.

Artificial intelligence can help to detect cyberattacks by monitoring changes to the files on a company’s storage devices or in the cloud. When it comes to recovery, a blanket approach whereby every file is rolled back to a certain point in time before the attack risks losing a significant amount of recent data.

AI assists in this regard by scanning individual files and restoring them to the most recent viable version.

Virtual desktops

When employees work remotely, they introduce an added layer of worry for IT security administrators: using their own devices.

No matter how careful the user may be, working on a device that doesn’t conform to the organisation’s digital security specifications will always create the potential for data leaks, breaches and cyberattacks to take place.

Forward thinking IT managers are responding by creating virtual desktops, which use the identical productivity and digital security software found on any of the on-site devices used by employees while maintaining real time back up. This helps to ensure data security while team members are working remotely.

The effectiveness of using virtual desktops will come down to advanced secure cloud storage and fully updated antivirus and malware software to prevent remote takeover attempts and data loss.

A serious demand for Cybersecurity

As the number of cyberattacks in South Africa continues to soar amid claims that the government isn’t doing enough to stem the tide, organisations are responding with a sense of urgency.

Cloud based backup solutions with immutable storage and full integration of real time backups across the organisation, coupled with enhanced user training for employees are likely to become the gold standard going forward.

If you’re ready to combat cybercrime, using the latest secure cloud storage technology. look no further. Soteria offers a range of effective secure backup solutions for businesses of all sizes. Visit our product page today to learn more.

Data Security | Cloud Backup

Data security to safeguard your information and reputation

Data security is an essential part of every company’s risk management strategy, and securing your business information will nett you a lot more than a good night’s sleep: it will also safeguard your company’s reputation in the marketplace.

As we look forward to a prosperous 2024 filled with business opportunities, it’s important to recognise the very real risk that cybercrime poses to organisations in South Africa. Keeping your company information safe from ransomware attacks with business backups should be the top priority of every IT department and business owner this year.

The double risk of a cyber-attack: Data and reputational losses

There’s no denying that we all live and work in an era where data is as precious and valuable as money. Any company that has been the victim of a ransomware or cyberattack and has lost several months’ worth of revenue can attest to this fact.

More alarmingly, the financial losses caused by a cyberattack may pale in comparison to the long-term effect it could have on a company’s reputation and ability to attract clients.

The importance of data in our daily lives, and the crucial role it plays in the running of our businesses, means that any company which takes private data into its care needs to be ready and willing to protect it at all costs.
Clients are naturally concerned about the safety of their sensitive data – especially if it’s financial in nature. This is especially true in light of South Africa’s growing reputation as a cybercrime hotspot.
Having enhanced data security will give your business an instant credibility boost and put your clients’ minds at ease, potentially leading to longer term business relationships and more referrals.

On the other hand, failure to do so could result in a huge PR scandal when a breach or cyber-attack takes place, potentially placing sensitive information of customers in the hands of criminals.

Immutable storage boosts data security for peace of mind

Recognising the threat that cyberattacks pose is a good first step to protecting both your data and good name, but what steps can businesses take to add an extra layer of security to their accumulated client data?

Immutable storage is a high-tech encryption system that makes it impossible for data to be altered once it enters the cloud.
As one of the few effective ways to stop cyber-attacks in their tracks, this technology is becoming the gold standard at data centres around the world.

If your company handles any kind of sensitive data – be it your own or your clients – you simply can’t afford to risk your reputation in the event of a major breach.

Soteria has integrated immutable storage into our range of packages for businesses of all sizes. Visit our website today to discover the solution that suits your company’s needs.