Recovery plans that live on PowerPoint slides, backup strategies built for hardware failures rather than threats, and DR systems that faithfully replicate infected data to secondary sites - these are the resilience gaps that sophisticated, well-funded attackers are counting on. As ransomware-as-a-service lowers the barrier to entry and AI accelerates vulnerability exploitation, the question is no longer whether a breach will happen but whether the organization can recover cleanly when it does.

This session, led by Sandeep Ghadge of Druva, will cover:

• Why traditional backup and DR approaches fail against modern threat actors who target backups first;
• What clean room recovery - built on immutability, isolation and identity restoration - looks like in practice;
• How organizations can move from a compliance-only recovery posture to an assume-breach model that delivers genuine resilience.