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Securing your network begins at the gateway, also called the perimeter, to keep unauthorized users, viruses and malicious code from entering your systems. Deploying multilayer technologies is your first line of defense. With the mobility of employees and the ease with which external devices can be brought in and out of a network, continuing to build your security plan for network servers and clients is a must. Fortunately, there is much that organizations can do to protect themselves from attacks - internal and external. One of the key facets of a successful security strategy is protecting the servers that run critical applications and house so much of your essential data. Having the right policies, procedures and server configurations is critical.
An organization's business continuity plan helps keep critical functions running during an emergency—the power fails, a virus is unleashed on your network, a natural disaster has occurred. Even the slightest downtime or loss of data can cripple your operation. CDW can help you prevent disaster by implementing a well-planned recovery strategy.
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Disaster Preparedness: How to Develop a Business Continuity Plan
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Disaster Planning Pays Off
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Top 10 Things to Know about Business Continuity
No matter where your organization is on the path toward evolving your IT infrastructure, SAS can adapt to your situation to meet your long-term enterprise intelligence needs. We can help you drive intelligence evolution to the next level, while leveraging and extending the value of your existing IT investments.
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Shifting Sands of the Business Intelligence Landscape - Tech Briefing
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SAS Insights and Innovators Podcast Series featuring Jim Davis, Information Revolution: Using the Information Evolution Model to Grow Your Business
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SAS® Business Intelligence Interactive Tour
The explosive growth of data storage and the associated proliferation of file servers and NAS appliances has resulted in acute management challenges for IT administrators and data access issues for both users and applications. Brocade FAN solutions help organizations address these issues along with many additional business challenges.
Security management is the process of developing a comprehensive data protection plan. It takes into account all potential threats, the existing network environment, the future needs of the organization, and lays out a multi-tiered blueprint to integrate the security technology needed to combat these threats. CDW can help keep your network and data secure.
The arrival of Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) marks a new era in storage scalability, and extends forward the roadmap for the industry's most successful platform ever.
Four companies are leading SAS market adoption: HP, LSI, Fujitsu, and Seagate. All are shipping SAS products now, and all have identified SAS as a core technology where the enterprise and sophisticated mid-market is transitioning for highly transactional and highly reliable computing. Learn more in the SAS Zone.
- iGlass Selects Solid Access USSD 200 with LSI SAS HBA Solution to Achieve a Remarkably Fast Storage System
- HP SAS Deployment Video
- The Significance of 2.5” SAS Hard Disk Drives in Enterprise Deployments