Infrastructure Management

In today's fast-paced digital landscape, staying one step ahead of potential security threats is paramount. Real-time security notifications serve as the frontlines of defense, enabling swift actions that can prevent potential breaches and minimize damage.

As organizations adopt hybrid cloud environments, performance, security management and availability of applications and services across both on-premises and cloud infrastructure becomes critical.

The cybersecurity threats organizations of all sizes need to defend against are complex, persistent, and continuously changing. Delivering adequate defenses requires a multi-layered cybersecurity strategy. Zero trust has emerged as a core component of the modern cybersecurity solution stack.

Many organizations find themselves managing a hybrid infrastructure spread over on-premise and multiple public cloud provider platforms such as AWS, Azure, and Google for specific business applications. If you are lucky, all your cloud resources will be from a single provider, but in reality, it’s likely that multiple cloud services will be used. Alternatively, your CIO and IT team might want to spread services across multiple cloud platforms to provide resilience and guard against vendor lock-in. Whatever the reasons behind it, many industry analysts and experts expect hybrid infrastructure spread over multiple data centers and cloud platforms to be the norm even for small enterprise businesses.