Cameyo Introduces Business Continuity Service to Ensure Secure Productivity in Case of Emergency or Cyber Attack

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Cameyo today announced a new business continuity service designed to help organizations keep their networks & data safe and their people productive in case of an emergency and/or ransomware attack. The new Cameyo service, running in Google Cloud, provides organizations with an ultra-secure business continuity plan in response to the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) recent “Shields Up” advisory, which recommends that “all organizations—regardless of size—adopt a heightened posture when it comes to cybersecurity and protecting their most critical assets.” “In this time of heightened cyber-attack risks, every organization needs both proactive protection as well as an insurance policy in case something does go wrong,” said Andrew Miller, Co-Founder & CEO at Cameyo. “We’re pleased to partner with Cameyo to enable organizations to remain productive – both during and in the aftermath of a cyberattack.” “Often times insurance policies come with a significant price tag and are infrequently utilized, so it’s refreshing to see two market leaders provide an affordable service designed to give organizations of all sizes peace of mind in these tumultuous times,” said Mark Bowker, Senior Analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG). After a cyber-attack, this enables organizations to quickly recover potentially compromised Windows and Mac devices by installing Chrome OS Flex, maximizing the life of the existing hardware they already own and refreshing them with a modern, fast, operating system. This helps organizations simplify the change management process and shorten the testing cycle for cloud technologies by selecting a solution that’s already been verified by Google.

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