Data Storage Corporation Provides Recommendations for Corporations, Governments and other Organizations to Address Heightened Cyber Security Concerns
15 März 2022 - 2:00PM
Data Storage Corporation (Nasdaq: DTST) (the “Company”), a provider
of diverse business continuity solutions for disaster-recovery,
cloud infrastructure, cyber-security and data analytics solutions,
today provided a series of recommendations corporations,
governments and other organizations should take to reduce risk and
recover from potential cyber attacks.
6 key steps to prevent and recover from cyber
attacks:
- Ensure data is encrypted and
regularly backed up offsite, so in the event of an attack systems
can be quickly restored to minimize business interruption and
impact.
- Keep technology up to date by
upgrading or patching equipment, software, and operating systems,
to avoid risk from known vulnerabilities.
- Silo and limit data access to key
users, along with multi-factor authentication to secure user access
to systems and applications, minimizing the risk of access from
unauthorized access.
- Implement email scanning
technologies to minimize phishing attacks and malware via email
links.
- Provide employee training—the end
user is the most common point of entry for attackers; well-trained
employees have better password habits and are less likely to fall
for phishing attacks.
- Conduct regular vulnerability
assessments to find unpatched systems and automate alerts to
identify systems recently added to the network as well as system
configuration issues.
Chuck Piluso, CEO of Data Storage Corporation, commented,
“Digital infrastructure is more critical than ever. Having the
right solutions in place, such as virus and malware protection, as
well as regular software upgrades, employee training, and other
measures can help ensure organizations are taking the necessary
steps to avert potential disaster from a cyber attack or natural
disaster. Not all attacks can be avoided given the growing
sophistication of hackers. For this reason, it is crucial that
organizations backup data offsite. In the event of an attack,
proper offsite, encrypted data backup can ensure an organization’s
key digital information and infrastructure can be recovered and
restored within hours—minimizing disruption to the organization.
Proper data backup and recovery not only applies to servers but
also employee endpoints such as computers, mobile phones and
Internet-of-Things (IoT) connected devices. For over a decade, we
have successfully deployed this strategy for our clients, helping
them to avert and recover from attacks, natural disasters and other
unexpected calamities.”
Data Storage Corporation has been supporting its clients’ data
storage and security needs for over 15 years, and provides a
complete end-to-end security and disaster recovery offering. For
more information on our solutions, please visit
www.datasecuritycorp.com or contact us at 212.564.4922.
About Data Storage
Corporation
The Company delivers and supports a broad range
of premium technology solutions from its six technical facilities
throughout the USA and Canada focusing on IaaS, data storage and IT
management. Clients look to Data Storage Corporation to ensure
disaster recovery, business continuity, enhance cyber security, and
meet increasing industry, state, and federal regulations. The
Company markets to businesses, government, education, and the
healthcare industry by leveraging its leading technologies in the
creation of their solutions. Through its business units, the
Company provides IaaS, SaaS, DRaaS, VoIP, cyber security, data
analytics, IBM Power systems and storage hardware with managed IT
services. For more information, please visit
http://www.DataStorageCorp.com.
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Company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December
31, 2020, subsequent Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q and Current
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Contact:Crescendo Communications,
LLC212-671-1020DTST@crescendo-ir.com
SOURCE: Data Storage Corporation
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