US EditionBirmingham, Ala., Saves Millions With Recovery-Ready Data Backups
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Birmingham, Ala., Saves Millions With Recovery-Ready Data Backups
On the morning of March 6, 2024, the city of Birmingham, Ala., was hit with a ransomware attack. "It was a day that will live in infamy,” says Birmingham CIO Darryl Burroughs. “The city completely came to a halt.” Most of Birmingham's computer systems were knocked offline, forcing employees to use paper to submit timesheets and perform other functions. Some systems took days to achieve a full recovery. The event disrupted business continuity, bu…
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