As we’ve heard from prominent security experts in the past, there are only two types of companies. Those who have been hacked and those who don’t yet know that they have been hacked. With attacks continuing to rise with no end in sight, adopting a defense-in-depth security approach has become a staple for many organizations. Unfortunately, this isn’t enough. Human error is unavoidable, and no matter how many layers we add, bad actors are still finding their way in. Security must start at the point of data, and that means following Zero Trust principles that keep your data protected throughout its entire lifecycle.

Join Chris Wolff, Database Solution Architect, from Rubrik as he shares some practical tips for protecting databases and introduces Zero Trust Data Security. This session will explore the new requirements database teams should now prioritize in order to keep their databases running in the face of ransomware and what it means for your backup and recovery requirements.