In a digital economy, it is imperative for firms to maintain a scalable, elastic and cyber-resilient infrastructure that employs a zero-trust architecture and protects their key digital assets and information, no matter the situation.
In this whitepaper, Ashish Nadkarni, Group Vice President within IDC's Worldwide Infrastructure Practice, talks about why infrastructure security is key to securing a technology-based business strategy, and offers best-practice advice on security, procurement and hardware.
Download now to find out more on how to modernise, automate and secure your infrastructure, service delivery, operations, as well as maintaining the hardware and software assets that host your data.
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