In this whitepaper, learn how successful tech companies and startups are unlocking unstructured data and breaking down organisation and technology silos, supporting use cases ranging from offline analysis to real-time machine learning with a flexible technology stack, and accessing that stack from anywhere and everywhere.
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As cloud adoption continues to grow, it is crucial companies understand how security can impact operations in the cloud and what the ramifications are if their environment is not adequately protected. There are numerous components to consider when establishing your cloud adoption strategy and security policies, including data, users, applications, infrastructure, and more.
Data modernization marks a defining moment for any organization seeking to reinvent itself. With data becoming the new organizing principle—and the beating heart of successful, modern organizations—the individuals tasked with using data to make decisions and solve problems want to leverage it to become more agile, efficient, and innovative.
Nearly all organizations have adopted the cloud to modernize their operations, enable rapid innovation, and accelerate growth, and there are no signs of slowing down. Gartner estimates that by 2025, over 95% of new digital workloads will be deployed on cloud-native platforms.
Organizations are moving workloads and applications to public cloud platforms to facilitate faster product delivery, data-driven customer experiences, business innovation, and digital transformation, to name just a few of the cloud’s myriad benefits.
Today, nearly all organizations have adopted the cloud to modernize their operations, enable rapid innovation, and accelerate growth. The 2022 Cloud Security Report, a global survey of 823 cybersecurity professionals sponsored by Fortinet, reported that almost 40% of enterprises are running more than half of their workloads in the cloud. Moreover, that percentage is expected to increase to nearly 60% by 2024.1 Many of these organizations have multiple disparate security solutions deployed, with few that integrate.
The world is heading toward a digitized future. Already, an entire generation has grown up immersed in the digital world. Digital transformation — or the widespread adoption of digital technologies to disrupt business models, create efficiencies, and enhance customer experience — is reinventing core aspects of human existence, from homes to industry, buildings to cloud, and beyond.
In today’s world of being “on” 24/7, data centers are at the core of business and viewed as the way to create competitive differentiation. Speed, efficiency, flexibility, and scale are now critical for winning the race to meet new connectivity and processing demands caused by the Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data.
The term “network edge” has been in use for decades in the networking community and refers to the interface point of computer networks and the internet and is an important security boundary. This paper focuses on the “network edge”, “a location where a local edge data center interfaces with the Internet/cloud to support data-intensive and ultra-low latency applications.”1 For simplicity, we call these data centers “distributed network edge data centers” for the rest of the paper.
Global organizations are managing ongoing pandemic-related challenges—supply chain issues, worker shortages, and the continued need to respond to changing regulatory health and safety mandates. Businesses across industries are moving forward, leveraging technology to rebuild customer relationships, automate and streamline business processes, and increase revenue.
Hybrid work will be the right path for many companies. But how do you secure enterprise apps and data when they—and your employees—can be located anywhere?
With This Report, You’ll Learn: The most common causes of cloud security data breaches and attacks. How CloudHealth Secure State prevents and defends against the most common causes of data breaches and attacks
With This White Paper, You’ll Learn: Key areas of a Cloud Center of Excellence, the functional group tasked with getting your organization to adapt to a faster-paced, cloud-centric world.
With This White Paper, You’ll Learn: Key container terms and concepts, and an explanation of how public cloud providers charge for their Kubernetes services
This is a beginner’s guide to checkpoints in Apache Flink® and provides all the necessary information about how to use Flink’s checkpointing mechanism for distributed, stream processing applications.
Move beyond the hype and discover the tangible benefits of machine learning. In this e – book, we have outlined seven leading use cases where businesses have successfully applied machine learning to achieve fast, efficient, and measurable results.
To be a leader that’s going to reinvent, you have to be relentless and tenacious about getting to the truth. And you have to have the tools to stay agile enough to pivot when needed and jump on new opportunities. To do this, you need to build a data-driven strategy for your organization.
Migrating and modernizing with AWS can help you drive the sustainable transformation you need to win in today’s hyper-competitive business world.
Even with digitization growing by the second, many businesses still rely on outdated, on-premises databases. With the rising costs of managing and maintaining physical infrastructure, these companies are missing out on opportunities to increase scalability and flexibility. The sooner you migrate your data to the cloud, the sooner you can reap the rewards.
Planning your cloud strategy? Need to optimize costs without sacrificing functionality or adoption speed? Leverage an assigned team of VMware® experts that works with your organization to help optimize workloads, take advantage of powerful VMware attributes, including cloud native capabilities, and accelerate innovation across your VMware environment.
We designed our First Mover service in response to some of the common business challenges we see many IT teams face, that is, getting the confidence and momentum going around their organisation’s first cloud migration. This service can also help if your cloud migration has stalled.
Enterprise customers often request advice and learnings from Amazon Web Services (AWS) on how to accelerate the velocity of their cloud transformation. This whitepaper describes an integrated approach to achieve speed and accelerate time to value while maintaining control and corporate guardrails. This approach enables teams, delegates decision rights, promotes experimentation, and leverages a continuous improvement mindset. The approach provides IT and business leaders with a mechanism to tailor and scale their value -driven cloud transformation programs.
Becoming a data-driven organization is achievable through a mix of technology, people, and processes, bolstered by a broad view of data as a strategic asset. While most organizations have data-driven transformation in their sights, the shift remains elusive for many – just 38% say they’re a data-driven organization.
What do Airbnb, Lyft, Snapchat, Tinder and Peloton all have in common? Apart from being successful startups founded in the last 5-10 years, all of these companies have built their businesses on the foundation of maximizing the value of data.
Companies are realizing that the cloud is not just an infrastructure strategy—it’s a powerful business strategy. Using the cloud, organizations can exceed customer expectations, operate more competitively, and enhance bottom -line results. Explore what that could mean for your organization in this detailed re port that leverages key insights from IDG’s most recent cloud computing study. And discover the three critical ways a successful cloud deployment can enhance customer experience, facilitate innovation, and boost business outcomes.
The ability to inform decision-making with data helps organizations across a range of industries foster innovation and improve business outcomes. But, becoming genuinely data-driven often requires a significant reinvention of a company’s existing data culture. The transition is particularly challenging for large enterprises that grew and thrived on data siloed by function or department. This timely content from the MIT Sloan Management Review redefines “data-driven” for the modern era and explores the ways today’s businesses use data insights to drive growth and disrupt markets.
Cloud-powered services create benefits for all types of companies, yet most enterprises are merely scratching the surface of what’s possible in the cloud. According to a 2021 analysis by McKinsey, $1 trillion in run -rate EBITDA is up for grabs between now and 2030. Early cloud adopters will secure a disproportionate share of that value by gaining experience and building differentiated capabilities. Download this report from AWS and Entrepreneur to explore strategies that can help your business test and deploy products and services, measure their effectiveness, and make data-driven decisions on whether to scale up or pull back.
Securing the Whole Supply Chain. Data leaks happen, but data breaches and abuse can be avoided. CybelAngel, a global leader in the digital risk protection solution (DRPS) market helps companies detect and remediate external digital risks before they lead to breaches.
2021 was a record-breaking year for cybersecurity. CybelAngel has identified four specific digital risks with unique growth in 2021 that fueled a rise in cyberattacks aiming to interrupt business operations.
Ransomware attacks in 2021 increased 30% over the previous year. The cybersecurity issues in long supply chains and third parties continues to leave organizations susceptible to ransomware’s threat of extortion and downtime.
Organizations hold incredibly valuable information in cloud databases. Unfortunately, a large number of databases are left exposed with little to no authentication. These open databases result in organizations of all sizes, unknowingly, leaving back doors to their data open, which can be exploited to devastating effect by hackers.
The adoption of digital transformation, cloud computing, and Infrastructure as a Service all have brought business new found success. However as an unintended consequence nearly all of an enterprise digital assets are accessible by third, fourth, and Nth parties — far outside the corporate security perimeter.
If you’re like most businesses, the volume of data you collect, create, and store is growing exponentially: the world’s data is expected to nearly triple between 2020 and 2025. Making sure you have room to store it all while keeping it secure and accessible to the applications and staff that need it is creating challenges you might be facing in your organization.
Most legacy backup solutions in the market today aren’t very good. Challenges include IT admin’s lack of the time, resources, and energy to proactively tackle real business challenges. The frustration is real! You’re not alone. IT pros around the globe feel your pain! This quick read is designed to help you understand the most common reasons other organizations have switched their primary backup solution and why now is the best time to make this switch.