No organisation is totally protected. Even the most secure companies can be compromised. The question is no longer whether an attack will occur, but how long it will take to return to a healthy state.
The question is shifting
For a long time, the dominant question was:
Will we be attacked?
It has become:
How long will it take us to return to a healthy state?
The limitations of traditional approaches
Most tools enable:
- detection;
- alerting;
- blocking.
Very few enable:
- precise point-in-time recovery prior to the attack;
- impact analysis;
- granular restoration.
The need for resilience
Digital resilience is based on three capabilities:
- surviving;
- understanding;
- rebuilding.
Instant recovery then becomes a strategic advantage.
The contribution of immutable storage
When data can no longer be modified or deleted retroactively:
- evidence remains;
- versions remain;
- restorations remain possible.
KARL: navigating documentary time
KARL lets organisations navigate the document history to find the exact state before an incident. This makes cyberattack response more controlled.
Learn more
Learn more:
Read the Challenges article on KARL →
KARLStorage that remembers.