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Dell has noticed a marked shift in the digital economy in terms of how businesses rely on infrastructure. Business priorities are driving workload transformation and placement, which in turn are driving infrastructure transformation. Investing in “fit-for-purpose” workload infrastructure is one of the crucial pillars of this transformational journey.

To support superior business outcomes, CIOs must make strategic investments in IT infrastructure to support current and next-generation workloads. This infrastructure must:

• Be highly available and scalable
• Support end-to-end security
• Support high-performance compute
• Enable fast data access

Here is an example of a document that is meant to provide a quick set of inferences and insights for IT professionals and business decision makers seeking to perform further due diligence on the capabilities of the product and/or services that have been evaluated.

Dell needed to consolidate its data analytics databases into a single data lake that would leverage Dell’s modern cloud technology to increase agility, efficiency, and capacity. Dell IT’s data organization is in the midst of a multi-year process to migrate data from the old legacy systems into a new modern environment centered on Dell EMC PowerFlex and Dell EMC PowerScale.

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PowerFlex and PowerScale may turn out to be the key to the problems.

Dell aims to achieve results for the general benefit and has the following as its first steps:

• Ability to tier storage;
• Improved efficiency in scaling the environment;
• Non-disruptive node maintenance and replacement.
• Increased Hadoop service levels and performance while significantly reducing overall Hadoop platform costs.
• PowerScale allows IT to replicate highest-priority Hadoop workloads, enabling disaster recovery.
• PowerFlex provides high-performance and low latency for data lake applications and datasets.
• PowerFlex provides a common platform for applications that complement the data lake.
• PowerFlex and PowerScale mixed architecture takes up less data center space than traditional servers.

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F5 commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic ImpactTM (TEI) study and examine the potential return on investment (ROI) enterprises may realize by migrating applications and workloads to the cloud with F5 as a partner.

Applications and workloads migrated to the cloud deliver more consistent performance, cost-effectiveness, and scalability than their on-premises counterparts. Adds to it speech that digital transformation efforts such as migrating to the cloud take significant time. 

F5 as a partner on the journey can help accelerate the process, providing value realization sooner and mitigating risk with its solutions for the cloud - which includes multicloud, load balancing, application acceleration, and advanced web application security controls.

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The present white paper is research requested by F5 and produced by Aite Group to approach Strategies to Combat Sophisticated ATO Attacks.

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In a short period of time, the global pandemic has dramatically shifted the way commerce is transacted. The online and mobile channels for banks and retailers alike are seeing sharp increases in transaction volume, as face-to-face commerce shifts to digital channels.

This white paper discusses the myriad challenges risk executives face as they seek to address the escalating threat environment while at the same time ensuring a seamless customer experience.

It then discusses the solutions available to help strike this balance. As criminals up the ante in the cybercrime arms race, it is important for firms to leverage equally sophisticated countermeasures, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning analytics.

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To F5 and Aite Group, the Key takeaways from the white paper include the following:

• Increases in the attacks surface for the organized crime rings that have long been targeting these channels with advanced automated tactics. 
• Heightens the urgency of deploying technology that can detect sophisticated credential stuffing and API attacks while not unduly burdening the user experience.

Organized crime rings will continue to enjoy their advantage in the lopsided chess game, but more firms are investing in sophisticated technology that will checkmate their attackers. This highlights the importance of making sound decisions when choosing how to combat the rapidly escalating threat of credential stuffing and API abuse.

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In recent years, have seen an unprecedented rise in cybercrime.

The research, developed by FortiGuard Labs, shows a nearly 11-fold increase in ransomware in the 12 months between July 2020 and June 2021. It also confirmed an increase in attacks on high-profile targets, including the supply chain attack on SolarWinds and the disruption of Colonial Pipeline and JBS Meats, affecting thousands of organizations and millions of people who have nothing to do with IT.

• Using advanced extended detection and response that block critical malware functions, such as contacting a C2 server to download a malicious payload;
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• Integrated Sandboxing technology across the network, including next-generation firewalls (NGFWs), secure email gateways, and cloud-based security solutions whether as a standalone solution or as part of a virtual firewall;
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• Implementing automation and analytics tools designed to recognize attack patterns and techniques, such as behavioral analytics and deceptive network strategies and solutions combined with honeypots;
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• Using any tools designed to detect and interrupt a threat also needs to be augmented with advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems that have been trained to spot anomalous behavior and that can sift through and correlate log files and indicators of compromise (IOCs) to detect complex, multifront attacks.

Get know the predictions for 2022 bellow

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Organizations continue to shift workloads to the cloud at a rapid pace to achieve faster time to market, increased responsiveness, and cost reductions. With the majority of organizations expected to have more than half their workloads in the cloud within the next 12-18 months, it is no surprise that cloud security remains a top concern.

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Consider the insights uncovered in this report:

• Most organizations continue to pursue a hybrid or multi-cloud strategy to integrate multiple services, for scalability, or for business continuity reasons. Seventy-six percent are utilizing two or more cloud providers.

• Cloud users confirm that the cloud is delivering on the promise of flexible capacity and scalability, increased agility, and improved availability and business continuity.

• Security professionals highlight lack of visibility, high cost, lack of control, and lack of security as the biggest unforeseen factors to slow or stop cloud adoption.

• Cloud security continues to be a significant concern for cybersecurity professionals. 

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The wild and digital world can be frightening and challenging, especially for small and midsize businesses. As technologies become more distributed and interconnected, the cyber threat landscape continues to evolve and become more complex and dangerous.

HPE is one of the organizations struggling the most to stay ahead of an endless, ever-growing collection of security threats and vulnerabilities. Limited money and resources regularly become synonymous with threats for these types of organizations. As a result, they need expert information, knowledge, and assistance to ensure they are getting cybersecurity right.

Through this paper, you will be able to:

• An explanation of common business circumstances that make cybersecurity challenging
•  A quick overview of five common security threats: phishing, malware, ransomware, data breaches, and compromised passwords
• Three best practices for improving security posture by building cybersecurity expertise, increasing user security awareness, and creating and enforcing security policies.

Today's threats and vulnerabilities require a highly systematic and strategic approach to security. This means a greater focus on identifying and prioritizing the protection and defense of their most valuable assets.

Organizations are on a transformation journey to keep pace.

Cloud scaling and pay-per-use flexibility has been a catalyst for that transformation.

While they may benefit from the flexibility of a public cloud resources, they generally also require an on-premises solution. According to Gartner, over 75% of midsize and large organizations will have adopted a multicloud or a hybrid cloud strategy by 2021.

This paper guides organization on how to deliver the cloud experience on-premises. A quick review of the three basic approaches to obtaining IT resources:

1. On-premises compute: a capital expense model.

2. Public cloud: a subscription or pay-per-use model.

3. Public cloud-like on-premises: a pay-per-use, elastic IT consumption model. Commonly referred to as IT as a service (ITaaS).

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The benefits to the business of a cloud experience include faster project deployments, higher value products, increased operational efficiencies, and financial transparency that directly associates cost to consumption.

As organizations embrace a multi-cloud model, they expect all their IT environments to keep up.

IBM and Ponemon Institute come together every year to build research about keeping up with changing technology and events. The companies also try to form a more relevant picture of the risks and strategies for securing data and responding to a breach, from artificial intelligence (AI) to zero trust.

Can discover a new analysis related the following:

• Extended detection and response (XDR)
• The use of risk quantification techniques
• Impacts of individual technologies that contribute to a zero-trust security framework, such as identity and access management (IAM) and multifactor authentication (MFA)

Furthermore, the report takes a broader look at: 

• Leading contributors to higher data breach costs and staring at the effects of supply chain compromises and the security skills gap.
• Examines areas of security vulnerability from the cloud to critical infrastructure. 
• Take a deeper dive than in past years into the impacts of ransomware and destructive attacks. 
• Analyzed is the phenomenon of remote work that continues to be a reality for many organizations past the peak of the COVID pandemic.

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As companies experience more breaches and costs continue to climb, this report can provide as a tool to help teams better manage risk and limit potential losses.