“We’re facing what can feel like an impossible challenge: Cutting spend while unstructured data continues to grow, reducing risk from ransomware, while enabling high performance global collaboration, and getting AI ready,” says Sam King, CEO at Nasuni, in a new video on the Cybercrime Magazine YouTube Channel. “Nasuni can help make this possible.”
King says that Nasuni is not typically thought of as a cybersecurity company, but it addresses one of the most critical challenges enterprises face today, which is protecting and managing unstructured data at scale.
When it comes to quickly detecting ransomware attacks, every second counts.
Relying on analyzing infrequent backups won’t cut it. Nasuni’s ransomware solution is focused on detecting attacks in real time, at the edge. The detection algorithm looks for both known signatures and anomalous behavior that signify ransomware activity, quickly alerting stakeholders, and shutting down the threat.from anywhere — and are able to ready your data for the monumental shift to AI.
Nasuni, once a little storage startup that began with a breakthrough idea is now servicing 10,000+ locations with 27 billion files under management. And they’re just getting started. The company supports more than 800 enterprise customers, including numerous Fortune 500 companies, in over 70 countries.
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