Alcuni esempi dell’effetto Mandela:
- Sebbene la maggior parte delle persone ricordi il personaggio dell’infanzia Curious George come dotato di una coda, in realtà lui non ce l’ha.
- Many people believe there is a brand of peanut butter called “Jiffy” but there is not. There’s Jif, and there’s Skippy, but no Jiffy.
- In the iconic scene in “Silence of the Lambs,” Hannibal Lecter does not say “Hello Clarice” as many people remember. He says “good morning.”
L’effetto Mandela nel cloud
The Mandela effect is not just a pop culture phenomenon, it exists in the world of enterprise technology, too. It’s a common misconception that data stored in the cloud is automatically backed up. The truth is that cloud providers operate on a shared responsibility model, in which the cloud provider is responsible for the security of the software, hardware and infrastructure, but not customers’ data.
For example, when AWS refers to their highly durable Amazon S3 service, it’s true that the platform is incredibly durable, which means you’re unlikely to experience any trouble with their systems or infrastructure. However, this has nothing to do with protecting your data from accidental deletions, ransomware attacks or insider threats. According to the shared responsibility model, that’s your job.
Misure per proteggere i tuoi dati nel cloud
I clienti apprezzano particolarmente la collaborazione con Clumio perché ottengono una protezione dei dati immutabile e isolata dalla rete esterna, con un time-to-value incredibilmente rapido, mentre la semplicità tipica del modello SaaS garantisce operazioni di acquisizione, catalogazione, ricerca e Recovery veloci e intuitive su qualsiasi scala. Clumio consente ai clienti di automatizzare la protezione dei propri dati su AWS e Microsoft 365, risparmiando tempo e risorse che permettono loro di concentrarsi su iniziative strategiche e di ridurre il TCO rispetto ad altre opzioni.
Don’t let data protection misconceptions leave you vulnerable.
