Today’s organisations require the ability to autonomously secure all enterprise data – security related or not. This is exactly where enterprises can benefit from adopting XDR, an integrated platform that provides visibility and automated defences required across all assets.
The current pandemic-induced economic downturn has led many to rapidly increase the speed at which they digitise their business — sequestering workforces in their homes and looking for ways to serve a customer base that is now concentrated within digital channels. For many brands a greater transition into the cloud has been a fundamental strategy underpinning this move. However, moving to the cloud still has its challenges for some organisations. New complexities in the IT environment can prevent IT teams from delivering the promised return on cloud investments. Monitoring and observability are now critical components to an effective hybrid cloud strategy.
29% of Cyber Threats Previously Unknown, HP Research Finds. HP threat intel team reveals rising web browser exploits, RAT-infested delivery alerts, DOSfuscation and other hacker activity.
Sébastien Pavie, VP Sales Southern EMEA, Data Protection solutions at Thales, tells Anita Joseph, Editor, Reseller Middle East, about the company‘s comprehensive range of …
HCI 2.0 platform HPE Nimble Storage dHCI enabled PetSure to deploy a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solution that solved their problems. It could manage unpredictable workload volumes and provided the complex infrastructure needed to deliver fast and reliable remote access, as well as helping to control IT costs to support business continuity strategies and avoid financial strain.
HCI 2.0 platform HPE Nimble Storage dHCI enabled PetSure to deploy a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solution that solved their problems. It could manage unpredictable workload volumes and provided the complex infrastructure needed to deliver fast and reliable remote access, as well as helping to control IT costs to support business continuity strategies and avoid financial strain.
Sanjeev Verma, Executive Director, AGC Networks and President & CEO at Black Box Corporation, explained to CNME Editor Mark Forker, how the company is leveraging its partnership with Cisco to help to address the new demands and expectations of its customers – and how the hybrid workforce is here to stay in the digital economy.
CNME Editor Mark Forker spoke to the dynamic and innovative co-founders of BSQUARED WiFi, Tavis Butler and Yan Bergeron to find out how they are leveraging their knowledge and expertise to help cope with the demand for more scalable and secured wireless networks – and how its new partnership with CommScope has enhanced its entire solution portfolio.
CNME Editor Mark Forker secured an exclusive interview with Hanaa Al-Nashwan, Vice-President, Computer Data Networks, Kuwait, to learn how the IT leader has helped its customer become more resilient in the face of new threats that have emerged as a direct consequence of the global COVID-19 crisis.
CNME Editor Mark Forker, secured an exclusive interview with Vivek Gupta, Director Technical at Sigma Technologies, to find out how the company helped its customers to evolve their IT infrastructure to meet changing market dynamics – and some of the key accomplishments it has made during its partnership with Cisco.
S.M. Hussaini, CEO at Almoayyed Computers Middle East, Bahrain, told CNME Editor Mark Forker, about the importance of their relationship as a gold partner of Cisco – and how the IT leader helped its customers respond to new market demands amidst the global health crisis.
As Digital Gap Widens in Wake of Pandemic, ‘Masters of Change’ Will Define the Future, According to Accenture Technology Vision 2021.
While the pandemic has accelerated digital transformation, it has also brought into focus the need to rebuild and acquire digital skills to help deliver what the business can do best, explains Ranjith Kaippada, Managing Director at Cloud Box Technologies.
There was record growth in the small and mid-sized business sector in the UK in 2019, but now a global pandemic and crashing local and global economies have rolled over this sector to slow growth and make even survival a challenge. What will it take to recover and grow in this new normal? What can we learn from the businesses that are still thriving, such as e-commerce?
