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Sausalito · SausalitoElastio announced a strategic partnership with Advance2000 (A2K), a premier provider of private cloud infrastructure and managed IT services. This collaboration introduces the Advance2000 Ransomware Recovery Assurance Platform, a solution powered by the Elastio Platform and integrated with Veeam in A2K’s secure cloud environment. Designed to enhance business continuity and cyber resilience, this platform empowers […] The post Elastio and Advance…See the Story
Elastio and Advance2000 Partner to Launch Ransomware Recovery Assurance Platform
Ireland · IrelandThere are an estimated 3.5 million unfilled cybersecurity roles worldwide as of 2025. That figure has remained steady since 2021, according to Cybersecurity Ventures. Some countries are trying new approaches to combat the cybersecurity talent shortage. In Ireland, micro-credential programs are helping to close the gap faster, according to a Forbes article by David Jones, VP, Technology Portfolio at IDA Ireland, the Irish Government’s inward inve…See the Story
Lessons From Ireland On Closing The Cybersecurity Talent Gap - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News
Artificial IntelligenceBloomberg reports that a recent surge in high-profile cyberattacks is offering an opportunity for insurers, including Munich Re AG and Chubb Ltd. to cash in from a rapidly expanding market — and prompting a rethink on premiums. As artificial intelligence makes attacks more widespread and devastating, Munich Re expects the global cyber insurance market to reach $16.3 billion in 2025, up from $15.3 billion in 2024. Global premium volume is expecte…See the Story
