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Eran Brown, CTO EMEA & APJ at Infinidat, explains how the data storage provider is helping its customers to de-risk their IT infrastructure in these uncertain times

"In the aftermath of Covid-19 financial uncertainty is, for most, among the top concerns of both IT and business leaders and the lasting impact is likely to affect decision-making processes and priorities for the coming years.

Eran Brown, chief technology officer: EMEA & APAC at Infinidat"

With increasing digitalisation companies are becoming more and more dependent on their data and according to Gartner, cloud computing is the new reality for South Africa.

Data storage company, Infinidat, says organisations fear that, should the ransom not be paid, they will not be able to provide services and products to their customers. Most law enforcement agencies recommend to not pay the ransom, as this payment does not guarantee the encryption release and even encourages cybercriminals to attack again. Cybercriminals can infiltrate an organisation’s IT systems and remain 'dormant' for a long time, during which they gradually encrypt data. That may sound like something that only happens in the movies, but it is very real.

In order to meet the unprecedented spike in online demand for orders and deliveries during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, a strong relationship with a data storage vendor has become crucial.

In this special guest feature, Stanley Zaffos, Senior Vice President of Product Marketing at Infinidat, discusses how IT and business leaders across industries all face the same challenge

TPG and Goldman Sachs are leading a new funding round that will enable Infinidat (www.infinidat.com) to accelerate customer-centric growth plans led by new management structure.

Infinidat Ltd. secured an additional investment round from its existing investors – TPG Growth, Goldman Sachs Private Capital Investing, Claridge Investment Ltd., Ion Investors and Moshe Yanai, founder of Infinidat – reinforcing its investors’ commitment to the company.

Infinidat has secured an additional investment round from its existing investors – TPG Growth, Goldman Sachs, Claridge Israel, Ion Crossover Partners and Moshe Yanai, founder of Infinidat.

With many people still working at home, data centers that enable the cloud are playing an important role in making work possible and enabling much of the current world’s economy.