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Updating your DR plan and building resilience to ransomware is easier than ever with the power of the public cloud. Learn how with Druva, 9.22 @ 1pm ET

Roger Grimes from KnowBe4 shares the most common reasons for data breaches and a data-driven approach to determine your organization's weaknesses.

Every organization today is looking to accelerate innovative transformation. The key to success lies in leveraging the combined forces of data, cloud, and AI. But within IT, adopting and implementing these modernizing trends singly much less syne...

Veeam, Pure Storage and ESG help guide the way from 2021 into 2022 with what to watch out for in data management. Join us 9.14 @ 1pm ET

Unknown data is living…and growing…in your infrastructure and is your company’s most aggressive competitor. Why? Because it’s blowing up your budget and putting you in tremendous risk of potential compliance fines and security breaches. You can...

Learn how to get the Good and to stay away from the Bad & The Ugly of M365 Data Protection with Druva Aug 25 @ 1pm ET

Our global shift toward remote work, the competitive need for IT cost optimization, newer solutions with distributed computing demands, and growing big data challenges are all making the legacy data center obsolete. As a result, enterprises n...

Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) helps deliver critical business apps and data to all users near and far. A great VDI implementation increases productivity, connects your workforce, and greatly extends your corporate reach. But setting up sc...

Truth in IT’s Cameo Rolls  are short, shareable clips created as on-demand video assets. Each vendor is the focus of a ~15 minute video interview style segment where the analyst facilitates a sponsor presentation, customer journey, product d...

  Corporate IT shops are relying more and more on native cloud apps including Microsoft365, Google Suite, Salesforce and others. The commonly held belief is that, if it's stored in the cloud, it's protected but that is simply not true. Storing d...