At Carbon60, we understand that we are all facing very uncertain times in the face of extremely dangerous ransomware attacks and severe business interruptions. Adding to the state of confusion is the adoption of cloud technologies and Covid19 driving a new operations reality. Please watch Michael Loeters, SVP Risk Management at Prolink, Andrew Nunes, Chair […]
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Going Digital-First on Hybrid and Multi-Cloud
As new technologies emerge, consumer habits change, and the way we work evolves, companies must be willing to adapt continuously to stay competitive. Organizations need to be positioned for innovation and can no longer afford to operate business as usual. But many organizations make the mistake of rushing into implementing technology without a sufficient strategy […]
Vulnerability Management: What You Need to Know Now
Your organization’s web-facing infrastructure is under constant threat from potential cyberattacks. A holistic approach to security to mitigate risks and threats, with a vulnerability management program ensures a secure and stable platform. When you engage a reputable managed cloud company, their experienced cybersecurity professionals understand the necessity of continuously highlighting and addressing key vulnerabilities and […]
How to Achieve ROI in the Public Cloud: Three Tips
The use of the public cloud is on the rise. According to Gartner, worldwide public spending on public cloud services is expected to grow 18.4% in 2021 to $304.9 billion, up from $257.4 billion in 2020. The report also suggested that this growth in public cloud is expected to be sustained through 2024. If your organization […]
Five Business Drivers That Motivate Cloud Migrations
The discussion around cloud migration has almost completely shifted from “if” to “when.” In fact, the pandemic put a magnifying glass on the need for organizations to operate from the cloud if they weren’t already, as companies needed to pivot their operations quickly. In short, migrating to the cloud has become an urgent mandate rather […]