Financial institutions are expected to prove recovery, not assert it.
October 26 to 29, 2026
Austin, TX
Elastio is at the FS-ISAC Americas Fall Summit to meet with the security, resilience, and intelligence teams who carry the hardest question in financial services: if we were hit today, what data would come back clean, and how would we know?
DORA, NYDFS, FFIEC, and the SEC’s disclosure rules all ask for demonstrable cyber resilience rather than asserted cyber resilience. “We have backups” is not an answer a regulator or a board accepts after an incident.
Your stack watches the perimeter, the network, identity, and the endpoint. None of it watches what is happening inside the data. That is where ransomware decides the outcome, and it is usually the last place anyone looks.
What we offer at the summit
Private meetings with our team during the summit — bring your architecture, your recovery plan, and the questions your regulator is already asking.
Live demonstrations against real backup and production data, showing what would actually come back clean.
For CISOs and resilience leads: what a provable recovery posture looks like under DORA, NYDFS, and FFIEC expectations, and what it costs to not have one.
A straight conversation about detecting encryption in the data layer, before it reaches the point where recovery is the only option left.
Who should meet us
CISOs and security leaders at banks, insurers, and capital markets firms who have to evidence recovery capability to boards, auditors, and regulators.
Operational resilience and business continuity teams accountable for recovery time and recovery point commitments.
Threat intelligence and incident response teams who need to know when encryption started and which copy is the last clean one.
Infrastructure and backup owners running large estates across cloud and on-premises storage.
An Elastio assessment shows you what your current backup environment would actually deliver in an incident — which copies are clean, and which ones you only assume are.
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