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Gen AI challenges: Industry leaders discuss cyber resilience at Dell's ‘Building Cyber Resilience’ event During Dell's "Building Cyber Resilience" event, our analysts delved into tactics for increasing cyber resilience in the era of gen AI. TheCUBE talked to experts from Dell who offered insights into the company’s plans to help organizations enhance their cybersecurity preparedness.
Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Dell Technologies’ ‘Building Cyber Resilience’ event Dell Technologies Inc. took several major steps at the end of April to help customers build a modern cyber resilient foundation in the face of mounting cyberattacks.The company expanded its data protection portfolio of appliances, software and as-a-service AI offerings with the goal to create a resilient infrastructure that can protect critical data on-premises, in the public cloud and at the edge. The latest portfolio enhancements were announced on April 30 as part of Dell’s “Building Cyber Resilience on Trusted Data Protection Infrastructure” launch event, during an exclusive broadcast on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio
The escalating battle for data protection in a hybrid world: Exploring key data protection trends The data protection risk environment could be easily represented by an arrow pointing up. Up as in 90% of organizations have experienced some form of disruption in the past 12 months, and the average cost of a cyberattack has more than doubled, from 2022 to 2023.These are just two data points provided by Dell Technologies Inc. in its recently released 2024 “Global Data Protection Index” report. Ahead of theCUBE’s coverage of Dell’s launch event, titled “Building Cyber Resilience on Trusted Data Protection Infrastructure,” on April 30, SiliconANGLE is further exploring cybersecurity trends, including key findings from Dell’s report. (* Disclosure below
Strengthening cyber resilience: Dell’s next-gen data protection technology Cyber resilience has emerged as a critical imperative for organizations worldwide, particularly in the face of escalating cyber threats and security breaches.In today’s digital landscape, where news of cyberattacks is a daily occurrence, organizations must continuously enhance cybersecurity readiness to mitigate risks effectively. This necessitates a holistic approach, encompassing an organization’s data, processes, ecosystems and exposures, according to Travis Vigil (pictured, left), senior vice president of product management at Dell Technologies Inc

The ransomware dilemma: Analyzing the interplay between AI and modern data protection

April 30, 2024

The ransomware goalpost is constantly shifting, leaving gaps that attackers steadily exploit through ransomware. Companies must stay on top of the changing dynamics and continuously evolve their data protection strategies.In a recent survey by Enterprise Strategy Group, 89% of respondents reported ransomware as a primary threat to the viability of their business. Today’s cyberwar has transcended the IT domain and now threatens business profitability

Evolving data security: Dell Technologies enhances Data Domain portfolio

April 30, 2024

This week’s announcements from Dell Technologies Inc. focused on enhancements to its Data Domain portfolio.The appliances protect, manage and recover data at scale, and Dell’s latest Data Domain releases focus on reducing storage costs, improving system efficiency and enhancing data security.“The Data Domain product has a track record with performance, scale and efficiency … those three things really go together,” said Rich Colbert (pictured, left), field chief technology officer of Dell Technologies Inc. “It’s the ability to handle an organization’s entire backup workload in a reasonable amount of time and a reasonable amount of space