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Although remote enterprise backup is not a new concept, the pandemic derailed the methodical efforts to introduce it seamlessly, as the entire workforce was forced to work from home almost overnight.
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Although remote enterprise backup is not a new concept, the COVID-19 pandemic derailed the methodical efforts to introduce it seamlessly, as the entire workforce was forced to work from home almost overnight.
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How to reduce the cost and complexity of data protection
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Type: Infographic
Protecting data efficiently is an industry-wide challenge. An enormous 67% of industry decision-makers are concerned their organization’s existing data protection measures may not be sufficient to cope with malware and ransomware threats.
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