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Usually the best part of DRJ conferences are the communities that include Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity, Crisis Management, and Information Security leaders and implementers gathering together; not this Fall.

This year, that is only topped by the debut of DPM’s AI-Enhanced Resilience research — we’re so excited to reveal the insights of 600 IT leaders on their expectations for how Cyber Resilience and AI come together.

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Hi I want to officially invite you to Disaster Recovery Journal’s 75th conference, happening this September. DRJ’s biannual events are some of my most favorite because they bring together not just IT-DR and cyber resilience practitioners and leaders, but also business continuity, risk management, and crisis folks as well. Here are 11 reasons why you should come.

Ten of them are the 10% off for your registration fee — use the code SPEAKERTEN when you sign up.

The number one reason to attend is because you’ll be the first to hear the results of DPM’s AI-Enhanced Resilience research in a breakout session called “AI in backup, IT-DR, and cyber resilience: What 600 enterprises are actually planning for 2027.”

You can find out more about the research project at DataProtectionMatters.com/STAR27

At DRJ, we’ll be unveiling:

• Where is AI already making an impact within backup and cyber resilience solution stacks deployments (or is it)
• Which AI use-cases most likely to reshape IT-DR and cyber resilience solution stacks
• How are organizations ensuring the protection and resilience of their production AI stacks
• What resilience leaders should realistically plan for (and budget for) in 2027
• And a practical framework for separating useful AI resilience capabilities from vendor marketing and hype … that last part might be my most favorite.

So, register for DRJ — I’ll see you there.