Recover the Business, Not Just the Data: Building Resilience Across a Multi-Cloud Reality

Event Information
October 29, 2026
11:00AM ET | GMT | AEDT
Expert Speakers
Ava Ragonese
Product Marketing Manager, AvePoint
Stevens Demorcy
EVP of Research & Development, Thrive
As organizations accelerate AI adoption and expand across Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud, resilience has outgrown the siloed resilience strategies. Today's operations run on an interconnected web of identities, infrastructure, applications, and data — and a disruption in any one layer can cascade across the entire business. Recovering the data was never the hard part. Recovering the business is.
Join AvePoint and our guest partner as we unpack the evolving role of cyber resilience in a multi-cloud world. We'll explore why organizations are moving beyond workload-specific protection, how AI readiness hinges on resilient infrastructure, and what leaders should weigh when building a recovery strategy that spans their full digital estate.
You'll walk away with a clear view of emerging market trends, the resilience blind spots most organizations miss, and why unified recovery strategies are becoming essential to maintaining continuity, reducing complexity, and recovering with confidence — not just data, but the business itself. We'll also look at how leading organizations are approaching resilience across cloud, identity, and infrastructure to get ahead of tomorrow's risks.
Key Takeaways:
- Why resilience is shifting from a technology discussion to a business continuity imperative
- How multi-cloud adoption is reshaping recovery and risk management strategies
- The connection between AI readiness and infrastructure resilience
- Why modern outages often originate below the application layer
- What to look for in a unified resilience strategy across your digital estate
Who should attend: IT leaders, infrastructure and cloud architects, backup and recovery professionals, security leaders, and executives responsible for cyber resilience and business continuity.



