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BREAKING: A CORPORATE DATA APOCALYPSE IS LOOMING, and tech giants are scrambling to merge into a SINGLE, ALL-POWERFUL platform that will control YOUR most sensitive information. The shocking partnership between Cohesity and Veritas, distributed by Axiz across South Africa, isn’t just a business deal—it’s the creation of a DATA MONOPOLY poised to hold entire nations HOSTAGE.

Enterprises are being TERRIFIED into submission. Fed a narrative of “inescapable cyberthreats” and “crushing data volumes,” leaders are being forced to surrender their data sovereignty to a unified, AI-driven beast. This isn’t about resilience; it’s about CONTROL. Cohesity’s platform, now fused with Veritas’s legacy tools, promises “immutable backups” and “air-gapping,” but critics whisper a darker truth: consolidating the world’s backup data into fewer hands creates the ULTIMATE TARGET for state-sponsored hackers.

Insiders are questioning the outrageous implications. “This ‘guiding principle’ of simplicity is a trap,” one anonymous security expert decried. “It’s about locking you into a single vendor ecosystem where your recovery, your security, and your compliance are governed by THEIR algorithms. Your data’s fate is decided by AI you cannot audit.” The push for this platform, accelerated by local distributor Axiz, is not a solution—it’s a systemic risk being sold as salvation.

Even more alarming? The platform’s AI-driven “threat detection” means a corporate algorithm will now decide what constitutes a ‘threat’ in your data, potentially flagging whistleblowers or sensitive investigations as “vulnerabilities.” We are sleepwalking into a dystopia where our last line of defense—our backup data—is owned, managed, and policed by the very entities that failed to protect it in the first place. This isn’t cyber resilience; it’s digital feudalism. The question is no longer *if* your data will be compromised, but by WHOM.

Edited for Kayitsi.com

Author: Kayitsi.com

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