At Truis, we know that managing data backup and data recovery in today’s complex IT environments can overwhelm even the most experienced IT departments. We understand you need technology that works with you, not against you.
We are all well aware that when it comes to protecting your data in the event of a cyber-attack or breach, it pays to be proactive. However, most of us are battling skills and resource shortages, making this a real challenge despite our best efforts.
In order to do this properly, you want to bring your IT and security teams together, as ensuring your backup capability survives a cyber event falls squarely in the camp of both security and IT responsibilities.
At Truis, one of our suggested solutions is PowerProtect Cyber Recovery from Dell Technologies. This is because it uses automation and intelligent security to isolate important data before an attack and keep it separate from your network using a vault or ‘air gap’ approach.
This guide will outline: • Introduction • Dell Technologies Unified Workspace Delivers an Employee Experience That Offsets Hardware and IT Costs • The Dell Technologies Unified Workspace Approach • 5 Steps to Implementing Dell Technologies Unified Workspace • Unify the Employee Endpoint Experience
Business priorities drive IT priorities. And IT capabilities underpin business capabilities, which either limit or expand future priorities in an endless cycle. Whether that cycle is virtuous or vicious depends on how closely IT and business priorities are aligned. With data increasingly coming from outside the core data center, harnessing all that information will require stretching your imagination to the edge.