Modernizing the backup environment and keeping backups secure play an essential role in protecting business-critical data against rising threats.
In an increasingly data-driven world, legacy backup systems and strategies no longer provide adequate data protection.
Data protection is a foundational IT practice for every organization. Data loss can hamper productivity or even bring operations to a halt. A security breach can expose sensitive and strategic information, resulting in a damaged reputation, customer churn, and potential fines and legal challenges.
Users in most organizations access applications and data via their mobile devices. AI-powered apps are no exception, but the Wi-Fi network may be slowing them down.
A high-performance Wi-Fi network is the nervous system of modern AI, providing the essential infrastructure for data-intensive applications to function reliably.
Everyone’s talking about AI, chatbots and self-service portals. These technologies are seeing rapid adoption and will play an increasingly important role in customer service.
However, voice remains the dominant and preferred form of business communication, especially for complex issues.
Skyrocketing costs, significant waste and AI adoption are making cloud optimization a leading trend.
Virtually all organizations are using cloud services in some capacity. However, far fewer are using it effectively due to persistent challenges with waste, cost management and security.
An effective cyber resilience strategy helps organizations withstand a cyberattack and recover quickly with minimal impact on their operations.
Cybersecurity is no longer sufficient in today’s threat environment. Organizations must do more than simply prevent malware attacks or unauthorized access.
Firewall. Check.
Backups. Check.
Cyber insurance. Check.
We’re protected against ransomware. Not so fast.
Most organizations recognize that ransomware remains a serious threat. However, too many organizations think they’re protected when they have basic security measures in place.
Organizations today are overwhelmingly concerned with the business value of IT. In 2026, IT is no longer viewed as a cost center but as a critical driver of business strategy, innovation and competitive advantages. With IT spending under intense scrutiny, leaders are under pressure to demonstrate clear, measurable ROI from technology investments.
Organizations of all sizes are adopting AI and other advanced applications to gain competitive advantages. Before they can do that, however, many find they need to modernize their IT environments.
Small to midsize enterprises (SMEs), in particular, often have overly complex environments with a mix of systems and applications.
Endpoint devices represent the primary entry point for attackers to compromise company networks. In fact, up to 90 percent of all successful cyberattacks originate at an endpoint device. About 68 percent of organizations have experienced at least one endpoint attack that compromised their data or IT infrastructure.
