Dell expands cyber recovery tools to protect identity
Restoring data after a cyberattack isn’t enough if the identity systems that control access are compromised. Dell Technologies Inc. is extending its cyber recovery tools to cover those systems, putting identity resilience alongside data protection. That gap is widening as AI ties data, identity, infrastructure and applications into interdependent systems, making data protection a core […] The…
Dell Technologies Inc. is expanding its cyber recovery tools to encompass identity systems, acknowledging the growing importance of identity resilience in enterprise AI. Director of cyber resilience product marketing Rob Emsley emphasized that without robust identity and trust in the identity platform, restoring data post-a cyberattack is nearly impossible.
Dell is integrating identity resilience into its PowerProtect portfolio, focusing on key identity platforms like Active Directory, Entra ID, and Okta. Additionally, Dell is incorporating identity threat detection and response capabilities into its managed detection and response service to counter unauthorized access. The company is also embedding PowerProtect within the Dell AI Factory, extending its snapshot orchestration to PowerScale storage for enhanced AI infrastructure protection.
Dell draws insights from approximately 6,500 AI Factory customers, recognizing the critical need for security and resilience to be incorporated from the start of AI projects. Rigorous testing of resilience plans is crucial, with Dell's services teams conducting tabletop exercises and simulations to improve recovery speed and efficiency.
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