IT Resilience – nine reasons to use a specialist provider according to Databarracks

A Managed Service Provider, or MSP, supplies IT services, allowing its customer to focus on its core business.

Disaster recovery on a budget with Databarracks

For a long time, unless you were a large enterprise or a bank, real “DR” was out of reach for most organisations. It meant replica hardware, work area recovery contracts, internal staff and third parties to manage it.

How to write an effective cyber incident response plan with Databarracks

In a data breach, whether or not you still have access to your data is irrelevant. If the attackers have it, it’s gone.

Data health check 2023 by Databarracks

Welcome to the 2023 Databarracks Data Health Check. Understand the state of IT in the UK, sourced exclusively from people who work in IT.

How to train your team to respond in a crisis – Blog by Databarracks

It’s stressful, complex and sometimes even dangerous. There’s an image that exists in the popular consciousness. The calm and collected leader, who steps up and single-handedly saves the day. This is fine in Hollywood fiction, but in a real crisis, the reality is quite different.

Lessons from 100+ ransomware recoveries – Webinar by Databarracks

In this session, Databarracks share lessons learned recovering from complex cyber attacks. These are real-life lessons, learned the hard way.

How to write an IT disaster recovery plan – Webinar by Databarracks

The written plan is the most important part of any disaster recovery solution. Yes, the recovery software is crucial, the failover environment must be stable and your connectivity must be reliable, but these are just components. Without a plan they’re useless.

Find out more about personal liability for professional decisions with Databarracks

Everyone makes bad decisions. When you’re a senior leader in an organisation, that can mean massive revenue loss, or even a security risk to consumers. That’s why professional liability insurance exists after all. 

Databarracks: Paying the ransom is still the most common response to a ransomware attack

New research from Databarracks reveals 44% of organisations that suffered a ransomware attack, paid the ransom. 34% recovered from backups, while 22% used ransomware decryption tools.

Databarracks: Lionesses – Lessons for Resilience

After a quite amazing football match, England won their first major trophy since 1966.