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AI has transformed cyberattacks, exposing and exploiting the weaknesses of conventional data protection and reliance on traditional data backup. AI-driven attacks, such as AI ransomware, have evolved. Up until recently, cybersecurity teams measured response windows in weeks or days, but they are now forced to operate well within a single-digit-day clock – hour by hour, minute by minute. As the clock ticks, every hour of that window is being squeezed tighter by the use of AI by cybercriminals.

It’s been about seven months since Infinidat launched our on-premises S3-compatible object storage service with InfuzeOS 8.5 back in January 2026, and with our latest update it’s a good time to bring you up to speed on where S3 in InfuzeOS stands – and where it’s headed next.

​Cybercriminals aim to trick an AI model into circumventing its own ethical parameters, guardrails and safety filters that are built in. This nefarious tactic, which is called a “cyber jailbreak” or “AI jailbreaking,” manipulates an AI large language model (LLM) into doing what it is programmed, on ethical terms, to not do.​

You walk into a C-suite meeting one year from now and confidently declare, “The enterprise storage platform that we purchased to run our most essential applications and workloads has paid for itself in less than 9 months.” It’s a mic drop moment for IT. The CFO and other executives nod their heads approvingly.

In this episode, we’re doubling up on a couple of topics that continue to be at the top of industrial cybersecurity’s critical issue list – ransomware and artificial intelligence. To discuss these intertwining facets of industrial cybersecurity, we’ll first hear from Rob T. Lee, the Chief AI Officer and Chief of Research at the SANS Institute, then from Eric Herzog, the Chief Marketing Officer at Infinidat, a Lenovo company, before getting some closing remarks from Rob.

Eric Herzog discusses how enterprise expectations of enterprise storage are evolving with simplicity, automation and operational efficiency becoming as important as capacity and performance.

As organisations seek stronger cyber resilience across increasingly complex IT environments, Infinidat’s Mike Jochimsen, Director of Alliances, and Eric Herzog, Chief Marketing Officer, explore how the company’s portfolio protects OpenShift workloads running on InfiniBox enterprise storage in episode four of the Infinidat Red Hat TechCast.

Approximately 25 percent of all ransomware attacks and extortion incidents happen in manufacturing, and ransomware drives 61 percent of manufacturing malware-related breaches, according to Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report.

Troubled by the rising prices of all-flash storage arrays due to volatility in the supply chain? Suffering from enterprise data storage sprawl? Aching to lower CapEx and OpEx? Need a better ROI for refreshing or upgrading your storage infrastructure? Concerned about cyberattacks that steal, encrypt and corrupt data? Pressured to allocate more power in your data center to AI?​

As enterprise organisations continue to invest in high-performance, resilient storage infrastructure, technology vendors increasingly rely on channel partners to deliver local expertise, technical consultancy and long-term customer support.