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As data proliferates across edge, core and public cloud, organizations are experiencing increased cyber security disruption and data protection risks. Over the last 12 months, organizations across all regions report a sharp uptick in cyberattacks that prevented access to their data, contributing to rising business disruption and resulting in steep financial losses. And, as more organizations shift to public cloud usage, there are increasing concerns around the protection and security of cloud-based data assets.
To reduce risk and accelerate digital transformation, organizations identify multi-cloud data protection, cyber resiliency and “as-a-Service” solutions as high priority items for helping them shore up their data protection gaps and enable hybrid, multi-cloud operations.

Cyberattacks are on the rise, and they are growing more sophisticated and devastating every day. In 2023, the average cost of data loss was $2.6M. Ransomware attacks not only incur steep expenses for remediation and recovery, but they also inflict damage to reputation and negatively impact mission success. Cyber threats are expected to continue to increase.
Most organizations have strong data protection and detection capabilities in place already. But could your organization recover if an attacker gets through the perimeter and encrypts or wipes your data? Additionally, how confident would you be in the integrity of that data that you were able to recover? Organizations need to consider recovery as part of their cyber resiliency and risk management strategies.

The decision to leverage the Cloud as part of a Data Protection strategy is dependent on several factors. Further, ensuring that data is protected to appropriate services levels across a multi-cloud environment, spanning multiple public clouds, datacenters, co-lo facilities and edge locations, can be complex.
Join Paul Mitchell, Field CTO of Dell’s Data Protection Solutions, and Andrew Balzarini as they discuss the criteria for Multi-Cloud in the third Data Protection episode of “A WILD IDEA.”