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Most security budgets go on keeping attackers out. The harder question is how fast you recover once one gets in. This roundtable on 23 June in Utrecht sits IT and security leaders down with Rubrik and Illumio to talk cyber recovery, identity restore and Zero Trust segmentation. Around 15 seats, no sales pitch.

Strengthen your cyber resilience.

This article concludes a series about cloud security in existing Azure environments. Together, they reveal something more important: cloud security does not work as a collection of controls. It only works as a system.

With one valid account, an attacker stops fighting your security and starts using it. Identity has become the most targeted layer, yet few organisations have ever tested whether they could rebuild it after an attack. This piece reframes identity as a business continuity issue, not just an IAM process.

This article is the fifth part in a series about cloud security within existing Azure environments. This section moves away from technical details and addresses a more challenging topic: ownership. Most cloud security issues arise not from absent controls but from unclear responsibilities.

Security spending keeps climbing, yet only about a third of companies feel ready for a real attack. The uncomfortable shift is assuming the breach will happen, then asking whether you can actually recover. This piece introduces a quick scan that rates your recovery readiness against proven best practice.