Microsoft Copilot is here and in the process of being fully rolled out by early 2024. To help prepare you for the launch, we are offering a comprehensive readiness assessment. The intent of this assessment would be to guide you through the technical prerequisites for Microsoft 365 Copilot, prepare your organization to be AI-ready, and lay down a strategic roadmap.

• Determine organizational Copilot goals and needs
• Evaluate your organization's current and future AI State
• Whiteboard a path to reaching your AI and Copilot objectives
• Determine Next Steps

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It is estimated that by 2025, at least 75% of enterprises will face one or more ransomware attacks, representing at least a 7x increase of incidences as compared with 2021.*

Is your organization prepared?

The Cyber Resiliency Assessment is conducted through a no-cost, two-hour virtual workshop with IBM security experts and storage architects. The analysis and recommendations are confidential, vendor neutral and non-invasive without the need to install anything or run scripts.

Did you know that 80% of security breaches involve some kind of password breach? As businesses continue to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic, added security measures must be put in place for VDI environments. The traditional password nomenclature as we once knew it is a thing of the past. The information we keep online is too important to only safeguard with a single string of characters. Our security methods must evolve.

Are you one of the many businesses using cloud-based applications like O365 or G-Suite for your email? As companies increasingly move data into cloud-based applications like these, there is a pre-concieved notion that there is no need for traditional backups since cloud-based applications are generally always available, accessible from anywhere, and highly redundant. The reality, however, is that data stored in the cloud is just as vulnerable to corruption and loss as data stored on premises.

Unpatched systems are one of the easiest attack points for criminals looking to gain access to corporate networks. New system vulnerabilities are being discovered daily and companies are constantly issuing patches to deal with them. If those patches are not applied, cyber criminals have an easy entry point into your network.  

Patch management also ensures that your enterprise systems keep working as they should. Application of all necessary patches helps ensure that any potential problem can be resolved quickly before it affects your business.