Dell Technologies has announced the launch of new cloud service offerings which are expected to help customers manage and protect applications across data centers and multi-cloud environments.
Expanding its cloud data services portfolio, Dell Technologies has just released new solutions that include Dell APEX Cyber Recovery Service, Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery for Microsoft Azure, and CyberSense for Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery for AWS.
“Our customers want help reducing complexity and are seeking solutions that use a common approach to managing data wherever it lives – from public clouds, to the data center, to the edge. We are building a portfolio of software and services that simplifies on-premises and multi-cloud environments and offers,” said Chuck Whitten, co-chief operating officer, Dell Technologies.
Dell APEX Cyber Recovery Services is designed to simplify recovery from cyberattacks with Dell managing the day-to-day cyber recovery vault operations and providing assistance on data recovery.
The new Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery for Microsoft Azure will allow organizations to deploy an isolated cyber vault in public cloud to protect and isolate data from a ransomware attack, thereby improving cyber resiliency. Also, the new offering is designed to enable recovery in the event of a cyberattack including recovery within the data center, in a new Azure private network, or in an unimpacted Azure environment.
Dell’s CyberSense for Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery for AWS is also set to enable organizations to use adaptive analytics, scan metadata and complete files, and implement machine learning and forensic tools to detect, diagnose and speed data recovery.
To further expand its partner ecosystem, Dell has established a new partnership with Snowflake which will enable the connection of data from Dell enterprise storage with the Snowflake Data Cloud. This collaboration is expected to enable customers of both parties to use on-premises data stored on Dell object storage with the Snowflake Data Cloud while keeping their data local or copying it to public clouds, hence, providing flexibility to operate in multi-cloud environments and meet data sovereignty requirements.