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Data and Cyber Resilience is Critical to Your Company’s Cybersecurity Strategy

Solutions Review

Data and cyber resilient storage is a critical component for any enterprise’s corporate cybersecurity strategy. The lens through which to see data backup and disaster recovery (BUDR) must be widened to encompass cyber defence and data infrastructure in a more comprehensive fashion. Attributes of Cyber Resiliency.

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7 Edge Computing Trends to Watch in 2022

Pure Storage

But in many ways, only being able to deploy edge systems in a connected fashion was not only difficult but also made certain offerings unavailable—especially to more remote industries and operations. Whether as part of the core design of an edge system or a function of resiliency, disconnected edge just might be the next big thing.

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33 Data Protection Predictions from 19 Experts for 2024

Solutions Review

Forthcoming legislation such as the EU’s NIS2 Directive and the Cyber Resilience Act will impose more stringent standards for cyber protection and establish clear reporting timelines in the event of a breach. workloads within an infrastructure able to deliver true private cloud going forward will grasp that opportunity. .”

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6 Edge Computing Trends to Watch in 2022

Pure Storage

But in many ways, only being able to deploy edge systems in a connected fashion was not only difficult but also made certain offerings unavailable—especially to more remote industries and operations. Whether as part of the core design of an edge system or a function of resiliency, disconnected edge just might be the next big thing.

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Data on Kubernetes at Scale: Why Your CSI Driver Can’t Keep Up

Pure Storage

With modern infrastructure architectures taking the front stage now, can your enterprise storage array keep up with the demands of high Create/Read/Update/Delete (CRUD) churn life cycles that are common in orchestrators such as Kubernetes?