With cybercrime now the third-largest economy in the world and a cyberattack occurring every 39 seconds, critical infrastructure operators can no longer afford to treat resilience as a secondary concern. The question is not whether a breach will occur, but whether your organization can keep operating when it does.

This session, led by Jason Cook of Rubrik, will cover:

• What a Minimum Viable Facility (MVF) strategy is and how it differs from traditional disaster recovery and business continuity planning by focusing on the essential services - the "digital go bag" - needed to maintain operations under a live cyberattack;
• How manufacturing and critical infrastructure organizations can identify the core systems and functions that must remain operational, using real-world downtime metrics and recovery time data to define the scope of their MVF design;
• How to practically design, implement and test an MVF strategy that ensures rapid recovery, satisfies evolving regulatory defensibility requirements, and keeps critical services running while forensic and restoration work proceeds.