How to better the odds by a sustainable modern IT-infrastructure

Digitization and the cloud are driving huge opportunities for the managed security business with revenues projected to grow 32% over the next five years to $13.4B in CY22. However, quickly bringing new cloud based offerings to market and delivering them at scale, in a multi-tenant, multiservice environment can poses significant operational challenges for MSSPs. To capture your share of the huge cloud managed security opportunity the right partner makes all the difference. Cisco helps MSSPs through the entire service lifecycle speed time to market with fast to deploy and customize cloud solutions

The rollout of 5G brings with it all the possibilities of new services, more opportunities to scale, and accelerating growth. It also brings more complexity to today’s networks. With growth, the level of operations becomes increasingly difficult with new software demands and multiple tools managing ever-changing technologies. A new operations model is required to handle all of this.

Data Centers are the foundation & backbone of the digital infrastructure. There has been substantial recent growth in the data center sector, and data centers have emerged as the new asset class in real estate as India continues to consume data at a rapidly increasing pace and firms scramble to add more capacity for storage. Additionally, there is a rise in interest from real estate, private equity and infrastructure finds to invest in data centers as anticipation for further growth comes from cloud services due to IoT, data localization and the launch of 5G. With all this growth, can companies keep up with growth and demand and still mitigate risk? What needs to be done to keep moving forward and be sure that your company stays away from the outages headlines?

As we can see from the global WannaCry ransomware attack, the risk of being hit by this type of malware is not a matter of “if”; it’s a matter of “when,” According to SonicWall research, ransomware attacks spiked 16,700% in just one year, from 4 million in 2015 to staggering 638 million in 2016. The good news is that there are ways to spot ransomware at an early stage and stop it from spreading through your environment.