The Essential Role of IT in Ransomware Protection

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Up until recently ransomware was exclusively the CISO’s concern. However, with the expansion of the digital footprint and the variety of data sources being used by organizations, the attack surface grew dramatically. The perimeter is never 100% protected and therefore I&O (Infrastructure and Operations) teams need to prepare and protect data as the last line of defense.
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Journey to 5G: Findings From a Service Provider Survey

Dell EMC

During this session, ACG Research’s Chris Nicoll will share some key insights from the 5G, Edge and IoT infrastructure survey that was conducted with the leading mobile network operators. Key insights from the findings will be discussed and analyzed, including on evolving infrastructure purchasing behavior, the move to cloud-like infrastructures spanning edge-core-cloud as well as workload acceleration, management, orchestration and automation.
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The Billion-Dollar Connection Between Data Center Uptime and Power Quality

Data centers have evolved to become the heartbeat of businesses, which means keeping them running efficiently is crucial. When they go down, we all go down with them.But did you know power quality issues are the number-one cause of outages? And the economic losses don't stop there. The Electric Power Research Institute estimates U.S. businesses lose between $119–$188 billion per year because of poor power quality.
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How to Secure Your Cloud Infrastructure with Vectra

Cloud attacks are running rampant, and with widespread cloud adoption, many organizations are struggling to keep up. Traditional security solutions offer little help as you move to the cloud, and cloud service provides only secure their own services, even though most customers are adopting a hybrid or multi-cloud approach. Giving customers a solid view of their adversaries.
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Wednesday Webinar to Address Data Center Modernization, Flash Storage

Competition by digital native companies and the onslaught of data coming from connected devices and applications is changing how organizations do business. And it’s altering what data centers need to be and do. The vast amount of data these facilities need to contend with is a major factor driving data center change. Indeed, estimates suggest that data center workloads with more than double between 2014 and next year.
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