Understanding the economics of in-cloud data protection
Data protection solutions designed with cost optimisation in mind
The benefits of cloud computing have resulted in mass adoption, however, unforeseen costs, limited access, and lack of security measures can mean that IT teams revert back to running workloads on premises.
It’s essential, therefore, that organisations consider all factors - technical and financial - before selecting, and migrating to, a cloud solution.
This study shares how one of these considerations - in-cloud data protection - can be achieved with Dell Technologies’ data protection solutions, supporting businesses with the same level of protection for cloud-hosted and on-premises applications in a cost-effective way.
Provided by
-
Palo Alto Networks CEO hails ‘the end of identity silos’ as firm closes CyberArk acquisitionNews Palo Alto Networks' CEO Nikesh Arora says the $25bn CyberArk acquisition heralds "the end of identity silos" for customers, enabling them to supercharge privileged access management.
-
Google says hacker groups are using Gemini to augment attacksNews Google Threat Intelligence Group has shut down repeated attempts to misuse the Gemini model family
-
‘Resilience debt’ is now one of the most pressing cyber challenges for enterprises – here's what it means and how you can tackle itNews Research from Dell Technologies suggests the gap between cyber resilience and perception of readiness is getting bigger
-
Laid off Intel engineer accused of stealing 18,000 files on the way outNews Intel wants the files back, so it's filed a lawsuit claiming $250,000 in damages
-
Critical Dell Storage Manager flaws could let hackers access sensitive data – patch nowNews A trio of flaws in Dell Storage Manager has prompted a customer alert
-
Futurum Group endpoint security trends 2023whitepaper Protection across AI attack vectors
-
Workshop: Network security design for cloudwhitepaper Network security design
-
Hackers claim fresh Dell data breach just days after the company confirms probe into employee info leakNews In what could be the second Dell data breach in the space of a week, hackers claim to have accessed 3.5GB of company data
-
Dell says data breach affecting 49 million customers poses no 'significant risk’News Dell claims customers aren’t exposed to significant risk in the wake of a major breach, but they should be wary of targeted social engineering attacks.
-
Dell and CrowdStrike expand partnership to drive unified securityNews Dell’s MDR service with integrated CrowdStrike Falcon XDR is available directly and via channel partners
