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Trusted data resiliency anchors Oracle’s ransomware defense strategy

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Trusted data resiliency anchors Oracle’s ransomware (software that locks up files and demands payment) defense strategy, according to SiliconANGLE. For enterprises, data resiliency ultimately comes down to an ability for useful work to continue. The definition sounds simple, yet making sure that data in critical systems is fully protected and accessible as rapidly as possible is a complicated task. Oracle is a software development and information technology consulting company based in Redwood Shores, and its products and services include software, relational database management systems and database management systems.

This is the work behind Oracle Corp.’s resilient data architecture, which is driven by a […] The post Trusted data resiliency anchors Oracle’s ransomware defense strategy appeared first on SiliconANGLE . UPDATED 17:19 EDT / SEPTEMBER 30 2026 SECURITY Trusted data resiliency anchors Oracle’s ransomware defense strategy by Mark Albertson For enterprises, data resiliency ultimately comes down to an ability for useful work to continue.

This is the work behind Oracle Corp.’s resilient data architecture , which is driven by a combination of Oracle Exadata, built-in security offered by Oracle AI Database , and deeply ingrained data protection technologies enabled by Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance. “This means the backup systems by themselves have to be a different system, different levels of control, different ownerships, different network segregation. All of these have to happen at the same time, plus immutable backups, plus data encryption (scrambling data so only the holder of the key can read it). All these technologies come together as part of Oracle’s resilient data architecture.”

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