Dell Cyberstorage Protection for Files, Objects, and AI Pipelines

An Exclusive Invitation-Only Session at Dell Tech Forum NYC

Join Superna and Dell for a special session on securing your data at the storage layer

Financial services, healthcare, state and local governments, and media companies are increasingly targeted by cyber-attacks, including ransomware, zero-day vulnerabilities, and internal threats. No organization wants to risk permanently losing data, facing data exfiltration, paying exorbitant ransoms, or experiencing outages that disrupt productivity, revenue, and brand reputation. Unfortunately, critical business data often resides in unsecured file and object stores, and AI/ML data pipelines also require robust protection.

Companies are recognizing that traditional data protection and security technologies are no longer sufficient. Many large file and object environments are replicated rather than backed up, meaning that if a backup exists, it often leads to reactive measures that only address damage after it occurs. With the increasing sophistication of cyber threats and insider risks, a proactive approach to detection, prevention, and recovery is essential.

Superna’s data-first approach serves as a crucial last line of defense, offering unparalleled detection, intervention, resiliency, and automated recovery. By integrating with our clients’ existing security and service management platforms (SIEM and SOAR), we effectively close the security gap at the data layer.

Speakers:

Alex Hesterberg (CEO), Andrew MacKay (CTO), and Lou Fini (CRO) of Superna

Event Information

Date: October 10th, 2024
Times: 11:00am and 1:00pm ET (repeat session)
Room: North Javits 405.2
Location: North Javits Center
445 11th Avenue @38th Street
New York, NY 10001

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