News & Press Releases

SIOS Technology has appointed Charlie Mantione as Head of Sales, Americas, and promoted Natalia Casey to lead global marketing, expanding its leadership team.

The leadership changes come as SIOS seeks to support continued growth and rising demand for high availability and disaster recovery technologies designed to maintain application uptime, operational resilience and business continuity.

TechRecast explores the findings, reinforcing the need for application-aware protection like SIOS LifeKeeper and DataKeeper, backed by regular recovery testing.

Charlie Mantione Hired as Head of Sales, Americas; Natalia Casey Promoted to Lead Global Marketing Strategy SAN MATEO, Calif. — October 7, 2026 - SIOS Technology Corp., a leading provider of application high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) solutions, today announced the expansion of its leadership team with the...

In Part II of his CustomerThink series, SIOS VP of Customer Experience Cassius Rhue explores the challenges of attracting and retaining qualified staff while managing organizational growth.

In a new TFiR interview, SIOS Customer Experience Software Engineer Alexus Gore shares a five-minute checklist for validating production HA clusters, from reviewing logs to creating QA environments and documenting clear runbooks.

Responses from more than 250 IT leaders in North America and the United Kingdom showed that many large organizations still face interruptions to critical applications despite investment in resilience tools.

SIOS Technology surveyed more than 250 IT leaders across North America and the UK for its 2026 State of Application Resilience Survey, and the results point to a specific set of technical failure modes, not a lack of investment.

The survey, which polled more than 250 IT leaders across North America and the UK, found that 76% of respondents experienced at least one downtime event lasting more than 10 minutes for their most critical application in the past year—despite having HA/DR protections already in place.

New report finds hybrid and multicloud complexity, persistent downtime, and cybersecurity pressures are driving new priorities for high availability and disaster recovery