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Why You Need to Consider Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service

CIO Business Intelligence

Investing in a robust disaster recovery program upfront can save considerable costs down the road. Unfortunately, many businesses learn this lesson the hard way. According to FEMA, nearly a quarter of businesses never re-open following a major disaster—a sobering statistic. [i]

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Achieve scalable cyber resiliency in the cloud during an age of exponential data growth

CIO Business Intelligence

The upshot of all these environments, platforms and data types is that data becomes siloed, which means that each has its own storage and protection policies, and frequently different backup and disaster recovery systems. As a result, efforts get duplicated, creating inefficacy and higher costs.

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Overcome These 7 Challenges to Optimize Your Hybrid Multicloud Journey

CIO Business Intelligence

Deploying data and workloads in this model offers the potential for incredible value, including improved agility, functionality, cost savings, performance, cloud security, compliance, sustainability, disaster recovery—the list goes on. Your applications may need to be refactored.

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Is Your Business Prepared to Recover from a Cyber Event?

CIO Business Intelligence

Swift recovery is paramount to minimizing damage. Why a disaster recovery plan may not be good enough Many organizations have disaster recovery plans and assume the concept of disaster recovery and cyber recovery are the same: a system or location goes down, you shift operations, complete recovery efforts, and return to normal.

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Digital security for the world of anywhere work

CIO Business Intelligence

Vigilant protection for end users HP Sure Click Enterprise isolates key applications in their own micro-virtual containers—trapping and deleting risky programs, viruses, and malware as soon as the task is closed, keeping them from infecting the PC or network. Click here to read the full case study.

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Four questions for a casino InfoSec director

CIO Business Intelligence

At the same time, gaming systems have become built around large player databases requiring layers of network and application security to prevent data breaches or loss. What’s on your data dashboard as the most important metrics?

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14 in-demand cloud roles companies are hiring for

CIO Business Intelligence

Skills: Skills for this role include knowledge of application architecture, automation, ITSM, governance, security, and leadership. It’s a role that focuses on the deployment of automated applications, maintenance of IT and cloud infrastructure, and identifying the potential risks and benefits of new software and systems.

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