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How To Future-Proof Your MedTech Organization

While the pandemic has presented significant challenges for medtech companies, it's also created new opportunities in the way of digital transformation.

J. Cris Salinas, MD

Backup and Recovery

Who Is Responsible for Salesforce Data Loss?

Security of the cloud is different from security in the cloud. Which is to say that you — as a customer — are not off the hook completely.

Mike Melone

Data Management

How Manufacturers Can Move to The Cloud with Confidence

Adopting a CRM like Salesforce is a critical first step in many manufacturers’ digital transformations. But there are implications that come with the transition that many companies overlook.

Mike Melone

Salesforce

Top 5 CISO Security Priorities For 2021

Own recaps the webinar discussion on rethinking security and why cloud solutions will serve best, including identifying and securing data on Salesforce.

Ed Ponte

Backup and Recovery

The One Thing World Backup Day is Missing

Without having a way to recover your backed up data in the event of a loss or corruption, your backups are of little use.

Editorial Team

Data Management

4 Salesforce Data Governance Best Practices for Life Sciences

Life sciences organizations need to follow best practices to secure health data in their Salesforce org against external threats and internal negligence.

Ed Ponte

Backup and Recovery

Why SaaS Backup and Recovery Is More Important Than Ever

As companies' reliance on SaaS applications increases, many are seeing a corresponding uptick in data corruption, data overwrites, and advanced threats like cyberattacks and ransomware.

Mike Melone

Backup and Recovery

10 Tips on Salesforce Security for Cloud Banking

Cloud banking projects are executed on a collaborative basis with security controls in place. Learn how to innovate securely with these 10 best practices.

Editorial Team

Backup and Recovery

Salesforce Data Recovery Service: What You Should Know

Salesforce's Data Recovery Service was retired, then brought back, then retired again. What does it mean for your backup and recovery strategy?

Editorial Team