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In this session, OTAVA takes a practical look at what happens when data protection strategies move from planning to execution. While many organizations have documented recovery plans in place, gaps often surface when those plans are tested against real-world scenarios.
You’ll hear how recovery runbooks and testing are just as critical as the tools themselves, where organizations commonly reassess their strategy once implementation begins, and how proven technologies support reliable ransomware recovery when deployed correctly. The discussion also highlights practical ways to strengthen recovery readiness without disrupting budgets or timelines.
Whether you are proactively validating your roadmap or responding to new risks, this session provides a clear, realistic framework for improving resilience.
Our Data Protection in the Age of AI white paper explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the data protection landscape and why traditional backup strategies are no longer enough. It highlights the growing gap between perceived and actual recovery readiness as organizations face AI-driven threats, increasingly distributed data environments, and rising operational complexity.
Recent research puts the average cost of downtime at $9,000 per minute for large organizations. The true cost can climb significantly higher depending on industry, scale, or when critical infrastructure is affected. Try explaining that burn rate to your CFO. So, what’s the move?
Tippecanoe School Corporation (TSC) needed a more reliable way to protect student and staff data while reducing the burden of maintaining on-premises infrastructure. After finding hyperscale cloud providers too complex and expensive, the district partnered with OTAVA to build a secure and cost-effective cloud environment with automated backups, disaster recovery, and off-site replication.
