As one of the leaders in the IT industry, Hewlett Packard Enterprise has been at the forefront of business solutions. The company is now taking things further by expanding its unique “Pay-Per-Use IT” model to many key business workloads.
Technology is continually evolving, transforming the way people work and play. However, technology also responds to specific needs, seeking to enhance its own usability. While the smartphone and tablet have led the way for the past decade, the future will look to HP’s new detachable ZBook.
Ransomware attacks have been a hot topic in the news these days, but this type of malicious activity has actually been happening for years. Over time, it has become more sophisticated, and the attacks are more damaging than ever. The best way for business leaders to prevent a threat to their company is to understand the issue. In this article, we’ll explore its history and discuss how this type of malicious software has evolved over the years.
Introducing HPE OneSphere
HPE OneSphere is the first multi-cloud management solution that offers a simplified yet unified service. It covers a range of private clouds, public clouds, hybrid variations, as well as software-driven infrastructure. This is achieved by letting clients access various IT resources – whether it be data, apps, and more – that reside within the cloud structure. Not only does this optimize resources, but it also allows apps and programs to be deployed faster, and helps minimize disruptions due to failovers.
In recent weeks Lenovo has released six new, major devices to its portfolio. These include:
Lenovo computers are proudly leading the industry in the use of recyclable materials. At present, the company is developing the next generation of ‘green,’ eco-friendly supercomputers at competitive prices.
Antivirus and cybersecurity tech firm Trend Micro recently announced that GDPR extortion attempts are on the rise, with cybercriminals likely gearing up to attach larger organizations as they work to ensure compliance with the European Union privacy laws. Hackers and scammers can hold companies hostage by leveraging the power to take over control on vital aspects of these corporations if they gain access to their Internet of Things (IoT) devices or other devices on their network.
At ‘Discover 2017 Madrid‘, HPE unveiled industry-leading solutions that help customers capitalize on new revenue opportunities created by the overwhelming amount of data that is available to businesses.
Businesses can now realize these opportunities through innovations in data storage, and then harvesting and processing the data to gain customer insights. For businesses of all sizes, data is the foundation for these revolutionary changes.
If you are like other business owners, you store vital information on your networks, like customer data, and project details. Not many business owners understand the risks related to cyber attacks. They never take steps to protect themselves from ransomware, which is a dangerous trap.
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