The Importance of Network Resilience: Keeping Systems Running During A Crisis

As organisations add layers of complexity to networks, often resulting in more vulnerabilities, network resilience must be considered at all stages of a deployment. Couple this with a pandemic and other crisis scenarios from cyber-attacks to natural disasters and there is a higher premium than ever on secure remote access and network resilience to ensure business continuity. As the market leader in Out-of-Band management, and with the recent addition of NetOps automation tools to the company’s Network Resilence Platform, Alan Stewart-Brown will be outlining how to build a resilient network - one that delivers secure ‘virtual hands’ remote access and automation for Day 1 provisioning, ongoing maintenance and emergency access to organisations’ critical IT infrastructure. Alan will also be sharing highlights from a recent independent global study of 500 senior IT decision-makers ‘Measuring the True Cost of Network Outages’. Join the webinar to: •Explore why downtime happens & what the true cost of network outages are •Discover the benefits Smart Out-of-Band and NetOps bring from: othe ability to access, troubleshoot and fix a critical device during a 3am network outage in ‘Timbuktu’ - all from the safety of your laptop/device oto securely locking down parts of your system in the event of a cyber attack othrough to securely & remotely provisioning 1000s of new infrastructure devices simultaneously without requiring ‘smart hands’ on the ground •Find out the networking issues keeping 500 senior IT decision-makers awake at night, in new independent research ‘Measuring The True Cost of Network Outages’