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5 technologies for safer data centers

November 21, 2018

From online retail and mobile banking, through to cloud business productivity applications and digital infrastructure management, there is now an abundance of data that needs to be managed and stored in data centers. However, the increasing value of information has made data centers a prime target for nefarious intentions, from criminals stealing data for profit, to individuals wishing to disrupt business operations. Therefore, it has become increasingly important for organizations to ensure data centers are protected to a high level.

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5 technologies for safer data centers