Storage's Role in Addressing the Challenges of Ensuring Cyber Resilience

Storage's Role in Addressing the Challenges of Ensuring Cyber Resilience

An increase in the complexity of both IT infrastructure and IT operations has put organizations and infrastructure at great risk. Legacy strategies cannot adequately ensure that business operations will continue during and after cyberattacks and other incidents. Read this report to see why changing organizational mindsets from prevention to incident preparation—e.g., implementing storage solutions with built-in cyber resilience—is key to safeguarding critical data assets and being able to quickly respond to and recover from ransomware and other cyberattacks.

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Storage's Role in Addressing the Challenges of Ensuring Cyber Resilience published by MAPSYS, Inc.

MAPSYS, Premier IBM Business Partner- brings over 35 years of experience and expertise developing and implementing infrastructure solutions to help customers maintain and extend their infrastructure to meet their business needs. Customer satisfaction is our goal, as we look to not be just another vendor, but a Technology Partner. As your Technology Partner, we join you in making an investment in working together. You know your business, your direction, your opportunities, your needs. We know the technologies available, how to implement them, and enable you to support them with the least amount of effort. Together, we make a great team.

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