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Diving deeper into cloud cost optimisation: A comprehensive panel discussion summary
The recent panel discussion on cloud cost optimisation transcended mere cost-reduction tactics, revealing its transformative potential as a sustainable business growth strategic driver. Moving beyond the traditional “cut costs” mentality, the conversation highlighted how optimising cloud spending unlocks a multi-faceted value proposition, fostering financial agility, amplifying business impact, and maximising the return of cloud investments.
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Mitigating cloud security risks
Short on time? Don't miss out, here are the key takeaways Cloud adoption has witnessed a dramatic surge over recent years; 60% of all corporate data is now stored in the cloud. Vulnerabilities of the cloud mean it is more important than ever to implement security strategies that effectively safeguard data. 45% of cyber breaches have been related to the cloud and 80% of organisations have experienced at least one cloud security incident. To create a robust cloud security strategy, organisations must consider access controls, data encryption, vulnerability assessments, defensive tools and monitoring. NashTech can help you build a secure cloud strategy that protects against the latest wave of cyber-attacks while achieving your business goals. Cloud computing = security headache? Cloud computing has dramatically grown in popularity over the years and across multi-industries as organisations rush to take advantage of its scalability and enormous efficiency. 94% of enterprises now report using a cloud service and 60%?of all corporate data is stored in the cloud.?But as organisations increasingly turn towards the cloud to store, manage and process their data, the question of what cloud security really entails has become more obvious. Indeed, organisations migrating to or already hosting in the cloud are experiencing difficulties when it comes to implementing a robust cloud security strategy and two-thirds of organisations view cloud security as the biggest barrier to adoption.
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The complete guide to data centre management
The data centre plays an integral role in modern business. An organisation's most valuable asset is its data, which is why data centre management is more important than ever. But how does data centre management work, and what does the future look like for the modern data centre? Find out in our complete guide to data centre management. What is a data centre? A data centre is a facility that houses a network of computer systems and servers that store, process and distribute large amounts of data. A data centre can be a vast, remote storage facility or a smaller on-site server room. As technology advances, some data centres have evolved to save space by adopting remote systems such as virtualisation, cloud computing and the IoT (Internet of Things). A data centre is a critical component of business infrastructure. It stores and processes important information and therefore requires effective management to ensure the protection and security of an organisation's data. What is data centre management? Data centre infrastructure management (DCIM) involves the management of a data centre's equipment, services and applications. This includes overseeing all system processes as well as the secure collection and storage of the data itself. DCIM is a crucial job that is undertaken by either a team or a single data centre manager. These individuals are responsible for the day-to-day running of the data centre and for optimising its operation. What are the common management activities in a data centre? Some of the common management activities in a data centre include:
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Attack Surface Management: Mitigating risks
The estimated cost of cybercrime is predicted to hit $8 trillion in 2023 and will grow to $10.5 trillion by 2025. Are you prepared for the worst? The rate of cyber-attacks has become alarming over recent years, with organisations and governments facing a significant increase in cyber-breaches coupled with increasing sophistication and frequency. What was formerly the responsibility of CIO's, CTO's and digital leaders, organisational security has now transgressed to be a major corporate objective and continuous discussion at the board level. The impact of cyber breaches can be devastating, compromising an organisation's ability to continue trading and incurring compliance and regulatory fines, legal costs, compromised data, loss of business, reputational damage and more. In 2021, the reported average cost of a breach reached an eyewatering $4.24 million and this figure is rising. To protect themselves, organisations are looking towards safeguarding their digital assets with the latest cyber strategies and technologies, but many are failing to comprehend the entirety of their digital risk and put the necessary rail guards in place to defend them. An approach that has grown in popularity over recent years - Attack Surface Management - enables organisations to comprehend their vulnerabilities in real-time and identify potentially devastating risks before they realise. But what does attack surface management mean?