Cloud, security, and science converge in a data-driven world (PRT324)
summary
Regeneron moves core research and petabytes of genomics (2 million exomes) from on‑prem to AWS since 2015, accelerates drug timelines from ~10 to 4–5 years, and shifts backups off account snapshots into Druva Resiliency Cloud for air gap protection. The system archives EC2 snapshots, endpoints, NAS and M365, enforces MFA, geofencing, datalock and rollback, and surfaces anomalous file activity. Response tooling includes file scanning, quarantine, a Curated Recovery that rebuilds clean versions, a recycle‑bin and a $10M guarantee for resilience.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:40History of tools
- 1:19Vacuum cleaner
- 2:34Macroeconomic landscape
- 3:30Data breaches
- 5:09Data resiliency cloud
- 6:00SAS adoption
- 6:26The journey continues
- 7:32Fundamental questions
- 9:41When COVID hit
- 10:57No data centers
- 11:38Why AWS
- 12:17AWS journey
- 12:51AWS endpoints
- 13:08Data protection
- 15:24Data in silos
- 17:05Enterprise readiness
- 20:34Attack life cycle
- 27:33Investigation Portfolio
- 30:29Recovery
- 33:56Recycle Bin
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