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No solution is immune from misconfiguration, threat actors, or disasters. You must have a disaster recovery plan. The UniSuper incident was so severe that Google's CEO and top executives publicly apologized. Hundreds of virtual machines and databases tied to a $125 billion account had to be restored. If they had lost all that data, the magnitude would have been catastrophic. UniSuper dodged a bullet—thanks to whoever decided to back up to another provider. That technical leader did an excellent job.
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Be mindful of what you upload into ChatGPT—especially on the free version, where data can be used for training. If you're handling sensitive information, upgrading to a paid plan is a simple but critical step in protecting your business.

No organization is completely hack-proof, as the human component remains the most unpredictable vulnerability. Funcshun addresses this challenge by implementing multiple layers of protection, combining technology, policy, and best practices to reduce risk and safeguard critical business operations while maintaining a secure and resilient environment.

There's a common misconception about whether data is safer in the cloud or not. The real question you need to ask yourself: if Google or Microsoft lost all your data tomorrow, how would you get back operational? If you have an answer, you're ahead of the game. If not, stop relying solely on them. Talk to a technical expert and start implementing disaster recovery and backups. Maintain recent or full backups. Your future self will thank you.

Many businesses lack visibility into how AI is used by their teams, creating compliance and security risks. Funcshun implements cybersecurity and AI policies to align operations with regulations, protect data, and future-proof organizations.