Data Protection Gumbo

Olivier Dalle, CTO and General Director at INSPEERE shares insights on Zettabyte and B Tree Filesystems and how they can improve your overall data protection.

Mike Voss, Founder and CEO of EtherGap shares insights on the best practices to airgapping, protecting your backups, and how to automate the entire airgap process by leveraging hardware.

Sanket Parlikar, Co-Founder at Revyz and Aaron Geister, Atlassian Administrator at Markforged shares their insights on the challenges, pitfalls, and benefits of backing up and protecting your Atlassian Jira data.

Sanjay Poonen, CEO and President at Cohesity shares his insights on the intersection of Data Protection, Data Management, and Data Security. He also discusses his thoughts on ransomware recovery warranties and insurance and the formation of the Security Advisory Council.

Steven Umbehocker, Founder & CEO at OSNEXUS and John Conlin, Territory Manager at Seagate Lyve Cloud discuss the evolution of backup from disk-to-tape to disk-to-object and disk-to-cloud.

Haseeb Awan, Founder and CEO of Efani explains SIM swapping, why telecom companies struggle to solve certain mobile security threats, and the risks associated with your mobile phone data.

Matthew Governale, Data Protection Manager discusses the keys to building a solid data protection management program and how to keep your data secure in the process of building one.

Peter Sisson, Co-Founder and CEO of CertifyIt discusses the multitude of ways you can keep your identify protected especially with your video content.

Ryan Paterson, President of Unplugged discusses the threat of today's relaxed mobile security, data hacking, privacy concerns, and how gain a peace of mind with the future of mobile technology.

Eric Schabell, Director of Technical Marketing & Evangelism at Chronosphere discusses what data has to do with cloud native observability and takes you on a journey into the world of cloud native observability.

Subbiah Sundaram, Sr. VP of Products at HYCU discusses several key announcements at re:Invent 2022, details about HYCU's free tier which provides zero-impact backups to one-click restores, and easy data mobility.

Seth Goldhammer, VP Marketing at Spyderbat discusses how cloud-native approaches are creating new security challenges and how developers are impacted when they write their code including being vulnerable to hacking.

David Heinemeier Hannsson - Co-owner & CTO of 37signals, Makers of Basecamp + HEY discusses why they left the Cloud, the formula on how to make the decision for yourself, and the steps to consider before making the jump.

Kevin Bailey, VP Channel and GTM Strategy at Cybrilliance discusses the differences between cyber security and cyber resilience, why you should protect your data in they cyberverse, and the importance of active data protection.

Martez Reed, Director Of Technical Marketing at Morpheus Data discusses the rise of data breaches, his views on the longterm storage of personal data, and the role zero trust plays in the future of securing data.

Chris Marshall, President of Verified Backups LLC discusses how customers should be thinking about Disaster Recovery, steps to limit the impact of ransomware, and the importance of verifying your backups.

Patrick Mayock, Partner Development Manager at HPE Storage Media discusses the current and future state of LTO tape technology and addresses some of the biggest misconceptions about tape technology.

Boyan Ivanov, CEO and co-founder at StorPool Storage discusses some of the latest trends in the data storage industry, the rise of SaaS, and how to protect your data storage from bad actors.

Phil Goodwin, Research VP, Infrastructure Software Platforms at IDC discusses the differences between Disaster Recovery and Cyber-Recovery, why data protection and data security are merging, and how DIY efforts are insufficient and unable to keep your data fully secure.

Hetal Patel, Data Protection guru discusses some of the risks of not protecting your data, the criticality of keeping your data secure, and what C-level executives should do to stay ahead of the bad actors.