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In this Cyber Defense TV interview, Infinidat CMO Eric Herzog shares why enterprises are rethinking cybersecurity strategies to include cyber storage resilience, the layer where most critical data actually lives.

For a large enterprise to take costs out of enterprise storage, or to fuel new, power-hungry AI applications, or to rapidly recover from a cyberattack, it’s virtually a Robin Hood-like feat of taking from one source and giving to another. But is it possible to make this “take from one to give to another” approach a win-win scenario? With enterprise storage, the answer is a resounding YES.

Extortion comes in different shapes and sizes. In the famous Broadway musical The Phantom of the Opera, a mysterious, disfigured musical genius lives beneath the Paris Opéra House, hidden in a shroud of secrecy. This “opera ghost” terrorizes the cast and crew of the opera house, committing extortion to get what he wants. Strange and unexplainable things happen while the phantom sings songs, like the haunting rendition of “The Music of the Night.”

"Broadcast Date: March 5th, 2026

Join this episode of DM Radio as Eric Kavanagh interviews Eric Herzog of Infinidat as he explains why cyber storage resilience is critical as ransomware attacks surge. Learn more how real-time data cleansing protects sales performance and email deliverability with Jason Gladu of Convertr. They are joined by Matt DeLauro from SEON, who explores AI-driven fraud detection and AML in a world of increasingly sophisticated financial crime."

Ransomware continues to be one of the most dangerous cyber threats in the world today. Globally, there are reportedly 11,000 ransomware attack attempts per day, on average, which is an approximate 3,500% increase in the frequency of ransomware attacks over the last five years. There was also a 34% to 50% increase in these cyberattacks in 2025 compared to 2024, according to Cyber Security News.