
Backups Only Matter If Ransomware Can’t Delete Them
Backups Only Matter If Ransomware Can’t Delete Them Most businesses know they need backups. The real question is whether those backups would still be there
Ikram Massabini is the CEO of MVP Network Consulting. He is an Information Systems and Business Process professional with over 15 years of experience in the consulting, manufacturing, and network infrastructure.
He has proven leadership skills coupled with strong result-orientation and business knowledge. He is widely recognized for developing and implementing innovative, cost-effective process and technology solutions to meet business strategies and objectives. He has strong business acumen and the ability to promote technology value to executive management.

Backups Only Matter If Ransomware Can’t Delete Them Most businesses know they need backups. The real question is whether those backups would still be there

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