Powerful networks

are once again moving to the heart of the enterprise, connecting distributed data centers consisting of dedicated and shared

Cloud platforms.

Cloud

Intelligent networked IT-in-a-box

Connectivity

Connect anywhere

Security

Protect your data

Why Cloud?

Everyone is talking about the “cloud”. But what does it mean for your organization?

The main idea behind the cloud is that you can access all your information over the internet without having any detailed knowledge of the infrastructure used to enable it. Do you need to know about it? We don’t think so. Just like you don’t really need to know what the phone company or electric company does on their end to enable calls and allow the lights to go on when you flip the switch; and, you really don’t want to know as long as when you plug into it, it works.

The cloud is still evolving and the latest innovations in cloud computing are making business applications even more mobile and collaborative. Your constituents expect that the information they care about will be pushed to them in real time and this is the direction of business applications in the cloud as well. Moving your organization to the cloud will make keeping up with your work easy.

What about security?

No business would dream of hiring an office that didn’t have a lock on the door.

...and likewise, no company should ever think of operating without IT security measures in place. The Global Risks 2015 report, published in January by the World Economic Forum (WEF), included this rather stark warning: “90 percent of companies worldwide recognize they are insufficiently prepared to protect themselves against cyber attacks.” Are you? Are you sure?

Cyber attacks fall into two broad categories: breaches in data security and sabotage. Personal data, intellectual property, trade secrets and information relating to bids, mergers and prices are tempting targets for a data security breach. Sabotage can take the form of denial of service attacks, which flood web services with bogus messages, as well as more conventional efforts to disable systems and infrastructure.

Budgeting for IT security is one of the most important things you as a company can spend your money on. Experts hiring, staff training and creating a bomber proof security policy can be big money and time cost. However the cost of a data breach will almost certainly have a much, much greater monetary cost than the security system did. Utilizing our specialists focusing on their job will make your job easier.