The virtual digital world has been under cyberattacks even since the first virus or trojan or techniques came into play and their prowess has only grown stronger as technology becomes more powerful over the years.
Comparing the Global Data Protection Index rating by Dell, last year’s 37% saw yet another staggering climb to 48% that leads to data and operation disruption on top of recovery costs. The survey also found out that 85% of organizations are sourcing multiple data protection solutions from a number of vendors while the other 15% are using only one, despite the fact that the latter incurred 34% less cost when recovering from cyberattacks.
Dell’s underlying concept of a better and more secure digital and network environment spawns from the Zero Trust architecture – a cybersecurity model that only allows authorized traffic to move in and out with authentication being checked on every instance of initialization.
As high as 91% of organizations are aware or plan to integrate Zero Trust into their IT infrastructure yet executions of such ideas are still relatively low as 23% are in progress while only 12% are readied and deployed. The same can be said in the APJ region with percentages at 22% and 13%.
More Protection with Dell PowerProtect Data Manager
To combat the issue by streamlining the process of adopting the Zero Trust policy, Dell Technologie’s Dell PowerProtect Data Manager improves cyber resiliency via its new built-in operational security capabilities including the likes of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), dual authorization, and role-based access controls.
The software also provides the following:
- Automated discovery and protection of assets
- Unique protection toward VMware
- More access control via Identity and Access Management
- Software-defined data protection for a simple and unified user experience
Dell x Google for Cloud-Based Recovery
On the other hand, the PowerProtect Cyber Recovery for Google Cloud bridges customers that enjoy offerings from Dell and Google by enabling the deployment of an isolated cyber vault within Google Cloud to secure some of the most sensitive information. Different from the conventional backup solutions, it is tighter in terms of gaining access since it can be configured to request multiple security credentials or run through MFAs to unlock the vault.
Organizations can now use their existing Google Cloud subscription for purchasing PowerProtect Cyber Recovery through the Google Cloud Marketplace or acquire from Dell and channel partners.
Availability
The Dell PowerProtect Data Manager Appliance and PowerProtect Cyber Recovery for Google Cloud is available starting today.
Like our Facebook Page here at NasiLemakTech.com for more news and in-depth reviews! Also, join our Facebook Group for insightful information and memes!
Subscribe to our YouTube channel too!
