Initaly.It Nexplore Launches to Combat Ransomware and Data Loss
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- •Nexplore is launched to recover data from ransomware attacks without moving it.
- •The platform targets businesses, banks, and public institutions facing significant data loss.
- •Utilizes a 'Connect, don’t Collect' approach to link various data sources for recovery.
Nexplore, a new data recovery service, was launched in Naples to address the severe impacts of ransomware and cyberattacks on organizations. Developed by NetCom Group and Esplores, the platform aims to recover fragmented or compromised data without moving it, utilizing a 'Connect, don’t Collect' approach. This initiative targets businesses, banks, hospitals, and public administrations, which face billions in losses due to data breaches. The technology allows organizations to quickly explore and recover critical information, enhancing decision-making and resilience. The platform's Cross Exploration & Discovery system analyzes both structured and unstructured data to identify connections and recover compromised assets. This service is crucial as cybercriminals increasingly encrypt or delete vital information, paralyzing operations across various sectors.
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