Data can help businesses measure whether certain actions, products or services are profitable and where their greatest expenses might be. Identifying expenses is often the key to increasing profits because businesses can reduce those expenses and keep more of the revenue they earn, steps should be taken to ensure that data can be captured, protected, recovered, and safely shared to meet evolving requirements.

Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) or hyper-convergence refers to a software-defined data center structure that merges storage, compute, and networking virtualized components. Compared to other architecture styles, hyper-convergence offers a fully integrated solution with more flexible resource deployment. HCI removes legacy systems’ traditional siloed architecture and accomplishes that integration ...

A company’s IT network is the backbone of its business as it connects all its computers and related devices together, allowing staff to work more efficiently across the organization.

Network design is the planning phase a company’s IT infrastructure must go through before it is implemented.

It involves evaluating and understanding how all the elements of the network link together (from routers, switches, and servers to desktops, laptops, and printers) and how they can be made to run as efficiently as possible.

Datacenter networks are evolving rapidly as organizations embark on digital initiatives to transform their businesses to achieve greater agility, efficiency, and competitive advantage.

Data is becoming an increasingly strategic resource as a result data high availability requirements are on the rise as well. Hence backup and recovery will always be necessary to keep a business functioning.

We understand how important it is for a company to safeguard and backup their resources and sensitive data from unprecedented situations. Hence, there is a dire need to have a strategy that encompasses every aspect of threats and disasters to recover the data as well as keep your IT operations running.

Also, only recovering your data is of no use! The data recovered should be organized and be ready to use at any given instance. Thus, Backup data management is as important as Recovery.

Ransomware attacks pose a serious data security risk for organizations of all sizes. It is a form of malware that aims to infect devices and encrypt the data on them. The attackers then demand a ransom fee from their victim with the promise of returning or restoring the data upon payment. Some ransomware formats spread rapidly and infect entire networks, which can even take down backup data servers.

Data is a differentiator in the digital economy. That’s why data has simultaneously become the most valuable and the most targeted business asset. Cybersecurity Ventures expects global cybercrime costs to reach $10.5 trillion USD annually by 2025 and that a business will fall victim to a ransomware attack every 2 seconds by 20311.

Data security is the process of safeguarding digital information throughout its entire life cycle to protect it from corruption, theft, or unauthorized access. It covers everything—hardware, software, storage devices, and user devices; access and administrative controls; and organizations’ policies and procedures.

Data security uses tools and technologies that enhance visibility of a company's data and how it is being used. These tools can protect data through processes like data masking, encryption, and redaction of sensitive information. The process also helps organizations streamline their auditing procedures and comply with increasingly stringent data protection regulations.