Cohesity Breaking the Doom Loop: Building Cyber Resilience That Scales

Cyberattacks are no longer isolated events. They are persistent, adaptive, and increasingly disruptive - directly impacting revenue, brand trust, and operational continuity. As attackers adopt AI and more advanced evasion techniques, many organizations find themselves stuck in a reactive cycle: attack, recover, reinfect. 

This virtual roundtable brings together cybersecurity and IT leaders for a candid discussion on how to break that cycle. Rather than focusing solely on recovery speed, the conversation will explore how organizations can reduce risk upfront, improve visibility during an incident and recover with confidence - without reintroducing hidden threats.

What We'll Discuss

Participants will examine how cyber resilience strategies are evolving to address today's threat landscape, including the role of AI, the growing complexity of data environments, and the limits of traditional disaster recovery approaches. 

Virtual Roundtable Questions

• How is your organization shifting from reactive recovery to proactive, resilient security strategies and what changes in mindset, processes or technology have been most effective?
• With AI transforming both attacks and defenses, how are you preparing your teams to respond while responsibly leveraging AI in detection, response and recovery?
• How are you securing data across complex, distributed environments - including on-perm, cloud, SaaS, and edge - while ensuring fast, clean recovery?
• What lessons have you learned from real-world incidents about balancing speed with thorough investigation, preventing reinfection, and aligning security and IT teams for resilient recovery?

This is a pee-driven, off-the-record conversation, not a presentation. Attendees will leave with practical insights, shared lessons from real incidents and new perspectives on how to build resilience that scales with both the threat landscape and the business.

Space is limited to encourage open discussion. Register your interest below: