As organisations expand their use of cloud, AI, and connected applications, sensitive data is moving across more systems and environments, making it harder to maintain a clear view of what data they hold, where it resides, who has access to it, how it is being used – and, critically, how quickly and confidently it can be recovered following a cyber incident.
For technology, security, and data leaders, this creates a fundamental challenge: you cannot protect what you cannot see. Without accurate discovery, classification, and context, organisations can struggle to identify what matters, assess where the risks lie, and determine which data and applications should be prioritised for protection and recovery.
“The challenge is not simply knowing whether data is backed up, but knowing what sensitive data exists, where it sits, and what its loss or compromise would mean for the business.”
CISO, Retail, Singapore
Ecosystm research highlights the scale of the challenge in Singapore organisations:
- 40% are using AI for cybersecurity; a further 58% piloting it.
- 77% are concerned about where their data sits across distributed environments, particularly around sovereignty & control.
- Only 35% are confident about data access & visibility.
These findings point to a resilience challenge: organisations need greater visibility and control over sensitive data to make informed decisions about risk and recovery.
This becomes more important as cyber resilience and regulatory expectations converge. Organisations must identify critical data, protect it against disruption, and ensure it can be restored when needed.
Data intelligence can provide the context needed to identify and prioritise what matters, while resilient infrastructure supports its protection and recovery. Together, these capabilities can connect data visibility with practical resilience across distributed environments.
We invite you to join this exclusive, invitation-only leaders roundtable with your peers to explore how organisations can strengthen data visibility, control, and cyber resilience across distributed environments.
Join us to share perspectives, challenge assumptions, and examine how data intelligence and resilient infrastructure can strengthen enterprise security and recovery.
Key discussion themes
- Seeing the data that matters. How organisations are approaching sensitive data discovery & classification across distributed environments.
- Understanding data in context. How location, ownership, access & dependencies shape risk assessment, protection & control.
- Prioritising recovery. How organisations can protect trusted recovery points & identify the data & services that need to be restored first following a cyber incident.
- Strengthening resilience with data intelligence. How data intelligence & resilient infrastructure can connect visibility, protection & recovery to strengthen enterprise resilience.
Everpure
Everpure helps enterprises unify, manage, and protect data across environments, enabling faster innovation, stronger resilience, and simpler operations. By transforming traditional storage into intelligent data management, Everpure helps organisations unlock the full value of their data in the AI era.
Sash Mukherjee
VP Industry Insights, Ecosystm
Pratyush Khare
Vice President, Systems Engineering, Asia Pacific & Japan, Everpure
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