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Takepoint Research (TPR) released details of its latest survey report that found an overwhelming 90 percent of respondents disclosing that the OT (operational technology) recovery process should be owned by OT professionals and not by IT due to the considerable differences between OT and IT environments in the OT/ICS recovery process. Additionally, the TPR Survey Report disclosed that 40 percent of respondents revealed that the recovery process in their organization is owned by IT teams. This dissonance may be putting OT systems at risk for costly downtime following an attack.

“While current IT and cloud-based solutions can restore/recover – they cannot do it quickly or without the intervention of expert personnel. This creates serious bottlenecks and often results in hidden costs, delays, and risks,” claims Alex Yevtushenko, CEO at Salvador Technologies. “The need for a recovery solution that is both OT-centric and can provide operational continuity should be a top priority for every OT/ICS cybersecurity professional.”

Rampant cyber threats and attacks have brought about the consciousness within organizations of the need to build their operations, in order to identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover. These functions provide cybersecurity outcomes based on existing standards, guidelines, and practices that organizations can customize to properly manage and reduce their cybersecurity risk. Planning operational recovery has become critical for industrial environments.
The last arm, ‘Recover,’ is often overlooked and underinvested. Preparing an actual recovery plan can be tricky, particularly across critical infrastructure and industrial environments. It’s difficult to ascertain where the adversary will target, what systems will be impacted, and what would be the likely fallouts.

A new hope
Enter Salvador Technologies – this Israeli-based OT/ICS data recovery specialist provides an eloquent solution with its standard in operational continuity and cyber-attack recovery. 

Salvador Technologies is proud to be covered by one of the leading technology news sites, VentureBeat, with an article discussing our seed round investment and value proposition.

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With the rise in digital connectivity of the OT (Operational Technology) and ICS (Industrial Control Systems) networks, malicious actors are finding more entry points to attack these critical infrastructures.

While organizations are usually focused on detecting and preventing cyberattacks, they must begin to factor adequate recovery plans into their cybersecurity architecture.

Our solution is fully automated and requires just 30 seconds, achieving recovery with a single click.