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Ransomware attacks have rapidly evolved into one of the most critical threats to modern enterprises, going far beyond just encrypting files and ransomware demands. Attacks now target backups and critical cloud environments such as Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, which are essential for business efficiency and protecting identity management. While many organisations assume Microsoft’s built-in features fully protect their data,

virtualDCS is excited to announce the expansion of our team with the addition of two new key players. The new recruits will further bolster our ability to deliver top-tier infrastructure, backup and disaster recovery solutions, while also contributing to the company’s growth strategy. Margaret Duke joins us as Finance Director. With a remarkable 20-year track record of driving financial growth

In today’s digital landscape, Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) plays a pivotal role in managing access and security for numerous organisations. It acts as an orchestrator, in terms of access management, behind Microsoft 365, governing user access to a multitude of cloud applications, on-premises resources, and internal systems. Entra ID, like any critical business system, is susceptible to misconfiguration

In an evolving technology landscape, ensuring the security and integrity of data is paramount. This is why we’re proud to announce that virtualDCS has been awarded its ISO 27001 re-certification, to the new 2022 standard, after another rigorous assessment conducted by BSI. With the scope of supplying “The provision of safe and secure Business Continuity and Infrastructure services”, virtualDCS led

virtualDCS, a cloud service provider (CSP) and business continuity specialist, has been bestowed its second Veeam® Innovation Award at VeeamON 2024. IDC ranks Veeam Software as the global market leader[1] for its data protection and ransomware recovery, protecting 20 million users of Microsoft 365. From nearly 100 nominations, virtualDCS was amongst just six fellow Veeam Innovation Award winners — including

Welcome back to the final blog in the ‘‘Breaking the Ransomware Cycle’ series, where we’ll explore the ‘Respond’ and ‘Recover’ elements of the NIST framework, covering high-level ‘dos’ and ‘don’ts’ when faced with Ransomware. For a more in-depth view, you can watch the accompanying webinar here. Part 3: Recovering and evolving from a Ransomware attack originally led by Kurt Kiefer,