FROM RANSOMWARE TO RECOVERY
Data Trust and Resilience Report 2026
Achieve higher data trust and faster recovery with insights you can act on
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The 2026 Threat Landscape
Ransomware and disruptive incidents aren’t slowing down. Data trust and resilience depends on clear ownership, tested recovery, and the right controls.
of organizations said they’re very to extremely confident they can recover from a cyber incident within their defined RTOs.
say AI tool adoption is outpacing their ability to secure data and models.
reported that cyber attacks will be the leading risk impacting their data resilience over the next 12 months.
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Key Insights on Data Trust and Resilience
This report analyzes responses from high-performing organizations with validated recovery results, clear governance, cross-functional ownership, and disciplined execution.
Get further guidance on
- Why higher budgets often correlate with better ransomware outcomes
- How to improve visibility into data and AI risk
- How to enforce security controls, not policy alone
- What proven recovery looks like, including testing and validation
- How leaders align on ransomware risk, ownership and reporting
A little over a year ago, there was an event related to one of our cybersecurity platforms that created a quality assurance issue. That forced us into a resiliency and recoverability mindset. While I think our policies were good and helped control some of the chaos, most of the recoverability was based on heroics, not necessarily from sound governance and good practices that validate that resiliency."
Fortune 1,000 Company
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