Build resilience against GitHub data loss
Protecting your code base from disruption depends on a well executed backup and recovery strategy.
When it comes to backups, Gartner reported that in 2024, only 15% of enterprises prioritize backups of their SaaS applications. However, it projects that by 2028, that number will rise to 75% of enterprises. Unfortunately, it often takes an incident before a company reconsiders its approach to backup and recovery.
Whether it’s caused by a breach or accidental repository deletion, data loss in GitHub puts businesses at risk of downtime, wasted developer cycles, and lost revenue—and most users don’t know that they share the responsibility of protecting that data with the platform.
Download this executive brief, where industry experts from Rewind and World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) explore strategies for safeguarding GitHub data and share expert insights on how to protect your SaaS data from disaster.
Learn how to build data resilience against disaster. Read our executive brief today!
Featured experts
Vivien Lacourba
Head of Systems Team,
W3C
Denis Ah-Kang
Web Developer & Systems Engineer, W3C
James Ciesielski
CTO and Co-Founder,
Rewind
