In this episode, I’m joined by Imran Nino Eškić and Boštjan Kirm from HyperBUNKER, two leaders whose perspective has been shaped by more than 50,000 real-world data loss and ransomware cases. This is not a conversation about theoretical security models or another incremental backup feature. It’s a discussion about what actually survives when production systems, identity layers, and cloud replicas have all been compromised.

For years, infrastructure has been designed around availability, scale, and performance. Recovery was treated as a process that would work when needed. But as attackers have grown more patient and methodical, they now target recovery paths first, quietly mapping environments and neutralising backup systems long before an incident becomes visible to the business. That shift forces a new architectural question for infrastru ...