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We are dealing with a wide range of workloads, but if you want to use a task-based and automatic recovery, you need to use a limited number of resources or workloads. Now, let's move on to the next part. Now, let's talk about daily resilience. I think that Beam 1 has become much more user-friendly, so I would like to introduce it. There are dashboards and reports in Beam 1. Dashboards are dashboards where you can see the customized graphs. You can create as many of them as you want. There are a lot of reports, so I think it's better to use reports. You can see a list of Beam backups, a list of results, and there is a report called Protected VM, so you can see it. Until now, if you didn't know the report, you wouldn't have been able to get that far. After all, you can search for it, or you can talk to it in a conversation format. The reports that other members often use are the most popular reports, and they are displayed at the top, so it's very easy to find. I'll show you that later. Alarm. If you use Beam 1, you can set an alarm, but here you can set an alarm to be issued under very specific conditions, and you can see how much it has been issued on the screen. I'd like to introduce the screen later. This is the screen. First of all, I would like to introduce that you can make it Japanese. This was displayed in English, but first of all, you can make it Japanese. Next is Dashboard. Dashboard comes out in this list format, but for the Dashboard that I often use, by adding a star, you can put together only what you want to see. If you open one, this is a backup of Microsoft 365, but this is a list of operations. The list operator is very important, and it's a sample that looks at the report that summarizes the information of who restored what. If there is a suspicious restore, it is dangerous. This person is looking at the CPU usage of vSphere VM. Maybe there's something you're curious about, and you're looking at the dashboard that checks VMware-like data. Another thing is that I was curious about Hyper-V's data store, so I prepared three dashboards and looked at how many storage capacities were left. Another thing is this job calendar. This is also completely integrated into one screen of VM1, so it's very easy to see. The job calendar was displayed on fire at first, but it's easier to see when displayed in numbers. The green part is the picture of today, and the future job schedule appears from there. You can change the scale, and it's easier to see when it's displayed twice. You can see the last three or four days. You can easily analyze it by changing the scale. In fact, that setting is still there, so if you go back to that job calendar, it's not in the demo right now, but you can leave the same screen. This is a report catalog. It was a dashboard before, but this is a report. The point of the report is that it was a little difficult to preview before. But as you can see now, you can actually see the contents of the report in the thumbnail. By doing so, the report you're always looking at is a little red, and that's what you can see in this state. I'll show you some reports. This is a malware detection report. A total of 1,857 scans were done, and you can see that suspicious and infected are few. Next is immutable workload. I'm trying to see what's inside this one, too. The company says, let's make all backups immutable, but it's not all done yet. Only a part is done. Virtual machines, physical machines, only a small percentage are green, so you can see that not all of them are done. This is a backup security compliance. I'm looking at the raw data of the report. This is a filter demo. Here, for example, it's included in the best practice name. I'm going to type in Firewall. Then, in this security compliance analyzer, when you ask if the firewall is set to each backup server, there were about six backup servers, and the path is set. The not is that it can't be implemented, so you can see that the firewall is not set. That's the graph. In this report, I said that this protected VM is often used, but you can select it by applying a filter like this, and now I'm looking at Nutanix HV's protected VMs, and it's bright red, but there are four green backups, and I've taken it in the past. The backup of the schedule hasn't moved, so the whole thing is red. There are 19, but they're not usually taken. The schedule hasn't been gone yet. That's what I saw in the graph. Next, this is Beam Intelligence. This is where the AI responds by asking questions in Japanese. I think it's a recent scan result. I think it's, please display the scan result. Please tell me. Even if there is a break in the display, the AI will judge it, so it will return the answer. Even if you don't know which report it is, it will collect the information, and as a result of the scan, it will check whether there was a suspicion that there were 1,836 reports. The good thing about this AI is that it also expresses recommendations, so it also gives recommendations on what to do. It also gives answers by asking if there is a more serious incident. I don't know what kind of judgment this is, but I don't think the server is down, or that Infected has just been discovered. I think this will be returned in the future. I saw an increase in trends in 6 months, and it will also analyze that. One more thing. Especially. I asked if there was a backup job that took a long time. Then, for example, if you say, please display the top 5, it will come back early. It took a long time because 10 came back, but I think it will come back in no time. Please wait a little longer. You can see what kind of processing the AI is doing. It doesn't really matter here. You can see that the top 5 are displayed in the form of a table, and the top one takes 1 hour and 27 minutes. So, if you look at the report and ask questions related to the red part, you will get some answers. Next. It's an alarm. I will show you the alarm screen. There are a lot of alarms here. You can see what kind of alarms are displayed in a row. There is an increase in trends. There is a part of this map. Normally, the world map is written like this. I don't think it's very easy to use, but it can also be expanded and reduced. This is now displayed in America. In a certain area, in North America, there is an alarm that has already been resolved. In the south, there is a place that has not been resolved yet, so I think it has orange. If you set this map properly in Japan, it will show you the location where the beam server is, such as East and West, so I think it has become much easier to use. If you expand or reduce it and save it as it is, it will be displayed like this next time, so I think it's very convenient. Analysis assist. As you can see now, I think you saw that AI is used and various reports come out. There are two things I would like to introduce here. There is a part called manual filtering, and there has been a business view in Beam 1 for a long time, and you can group data on Beam 1 by saying, this is data center 1, or this is a company. By using it, you can see a summary report of the data you have collected. There is one such function. One is that the popular reports I mentioned earlier are now being displayed, so even if you don't usually look at Beam 1, you can see the reports that other people are looking at. I will show you this in the demo. Go to the report catalog. Various reports are coming out now, but I think you can see that there is a flame mark on the thumbnail. Then you can see which is the popular report. I was looking for Protected VM now, but if you type in Protected VM, you can see that there are 9 reports just for Protect, and if you filter out the popular one, it comes to number 1. This is a good graph for previewing the results of the backup, so it is a report that is often used. If you look at the contents of this, you can see when the latest backup of each machine in the Protected VM Ware is. This is only one line, but how many generations of backups have been taken? You can also see if the job has been successful. I think this is a report that is often used. In addition, as a new feature, this Data Resilience Daily Summary is coming out, and reports that report alerts and errors are also coming out daily. I just talked about Beam 1. At the beginning, there was a story about working with Microsoft Sentinel. This is a story about working with Recon Scanner. Other than that, in the seam link, for example, Parowald, CloudStrike, Splunk, and Sophos have a beam screen on the other side of the screen, so you can flow in the data of the beam there and manage the beam on the screen of CloudStrike Falcon. That kind of mechanism has been completed with various manufacturers. This is the last item. The last item is VCS, Beam Cyber Secure. In VCS, there is VCS Foundation and VCS Premium. I've introduced a lot of things like Beam 1 and the scan function, but this is a function. Please operate it. On the other hand, the Beam Cyber Secure program and the setting method, there is a security evaluation for each vending machine on the left. This is a service where the security person in charge supports the beam as a service. VCS has a foundation and a premium. When it comes to premium, there is also a Beam advisory service, a technical account manager, and an incident response service run by Cobwear. This is a service that includes an incident retainer that complements a cryptographed item even if it is really on malware. At the end, it says up to $5 million, but it is also possible to attach ransomware insurance, which is like cyber insurance, to the service of Beam. It has become such that you can provide the latest version of the Beam security program. In Japan, the incident response is not used as a retainer service. I don't think there is much culture to use it. There are many customers who consider the foundation later. In the foundation, there is no incident retainer, but the design and setting up to the last minute is a one-year subscription program, and it is such a program that you can do it well while mixing in-house exercises. In addition, the maturity model checklist of the company that the end user has signed a contract with and the assessment are included in abundance. You can see how much the security settings of your company have improved compared to the beginning of the year, and you can see what is missing. For example, there is no immutable, there is no scan, and there is no training. You can see those things right away, so I hope you can think of it as a service that stores those things. Also, even if it is a foundation, you can use Kobuya's service as a ticket. It is written as a rapid incident escalation at the bottom left. For customers who join the foundation, even if Kobuya's service is not premium, when something happens, you can get involved in the incident response service. It's like a ticket, and you can use the service one time at a time. I think there are probably other VCS sessions and seminars, so I hope you can listen to them again. This is the last slide. Since Beam 1 has evolved considerably, it has become easier to understand the security settings and the scan results. This is my honest impression of V13. You can also ask questions in a conversational way to the AI, so I think this will get better and better. By doing so, if you look at Beam 1, you will be able to discover the orange and red parts immediately. Just by looking at it, there are new discoveries, and I think that the theme of improving the operation has become a configuration that can be found immediately. Thank you for your consideration. Using Beam 1, using scan, there was a feature called Beam Orchestrator that automatically restored, but most of the other parts can be used in the Advanced License Edition, so I think it's very reasonable. If you want to do security settings or ransomware measures, if you use Advanced, you can use most of the functions I introduced today, so I hope you will try it. This is the end of the seminar.
