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Byron Horn-Botha

Byron Horn-Botha

Business unit head, Arcserve Southern Africa.

Byron Horn-Botha is business unit head at Arcserve Southern Africa.

Since the beginning of his career, Horn-Botha has been involved in sales and management roles in the technology sector. Over time, he has been appointed to positions in significant ICT corporations focusing on new business expansion.

In 2014, he joined CA Southern Africa in the business development role. In 2015, as an Arcserve partner, CA moved him into the Arcserve arena with responsibility for strategic growth. In 2018, he was appointed to the lead position in Arcserve Southern Africa. He has worked with channel partners throughout his career, giving him in-depth insight into the sector's challenges.

Articles

Prepare to backup and recover

These six considerations should be top of mind for IT managers when choosing a backup and recovery solution.

Byron Horn-Botha

Getting the best from an endpoint protection solution

An effective solution must enable a clear understanding of the security posture, where to invest, and how to improve and mitigate.

Byron Horn-Botha

Is your company prepared for large-scale data loss?

Backups and business continuity, more generally, have never been more vital −all the more reason to get them right.

Byron Horn-Botha

Rock-solid data resilience is the only option

Why backups, high availability and immutability should be the foundation of all companies’ cyber security strategy.

Byron Horn-Botha

Cloud Computing

Three ways to expand data protection revenue streams

These strategies will enable managed service providers to realise their top business priority for 2023, while reinforcing their value to clients.

Byron Horn-Botha

Select indisputable data integrity in the cloud

Making use of multiple clouds? Immutable storage is the one solution that will keep your company’s data safe.

Byron Horn-Botha

Data resilience is vital cog in disaster recovery plan

Disaster recovery and data resilience ensure a multi-layered approach that goes beyond backup and recovery.

Byron Horn-Botha

Retail Technology

Retail ransomware: Secure defences this festive season

With ransomware attacks on the rise, retailers must ensure they can respond swiftly and effectively if they are to limit the damage.

Byron Horn-Botha

Companies need next-gen approach to business continuity

Significant tech changes pose increased complexity, potential vulnerabilities, and the burning question of how to keep operations running smoothly.

Byron Horn-Botha

Software Development and Testing

Data backup is increasingly a front-burner issue

The wrong storage architecture can send your company’s application modernisation strategy back to the dark ages.

Byron Horn-Botha

Beware the bevy of black swans

At a time of unprecedented black swan events, a good data protection strategy remains absolutely priceless for all companies.

Byron Horn-Botha

The importance of data resilience in an unsafe world

Having a reliable and rock-solid plan in place can mean the difference between having a successful business − or having no business.

Byron Horn-Botha