US EditionVeeam debuts data resilience maturity model to help enterprises reduce cyber risk exposure - SiliconANGLE
- In May 2025, Veeam Software introduced a pioneering framework aimed at helping organizations assess and enhance their data resilience capabilities.
- This launch followed joint research with McKinsey revealing that most organizations overestimate their resilience amid rising cyberattacks and costly IT outages.
- The DRMM assesses data resilience across people, processes, and technology with four maturity levels, showing 74% of organizations at the lowest two levels lacking best practices.
- Research indicates that IT outages result in losses exceeding $400 billion each year among Global 2000 companies, while organizations with the highest maturity levels recover from disruptions seven times more quickly and lose four times less data compared to their less mature counterparts.
- The model provides a clear improvement roadmap and has validated success cases, suggesting that investing in data resilience yields $3 to $10 returns per $1 spent while reducing exposure to failure.
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