CLOUD COMPUTING.
Cloud computing offers scalable resources through various subscription models. This means that you will only need to pay for the computing resources you use. This helps in managing spikes in demands without the need to permanently invest in computer hardware.
BACKUP & RECOVERY.
When you choose cloud for data storage the responsibility of your information also lies with your service provider. This saves you from the capital outlay for building infrastructure and maintenance. Your cloud service provider is responsible for securing data and meeting legal and compliance requirements. The cloud also provides more flexibility in the sense that you can enjoy large storage and on-demand backups. Recovery is also performed faster in the cloud because the data is stored over a network of physical servers rather than at one on-site data centre. Dropbox, Google Drive and Amazon S3 are popular examples of cloud backup solutions.
IT SECURITY.
The cloud is helping your business move forward, faster. But this digital transformation doesn’t come without risk. Wherever your data goes, from public, private, hybrid, or virtual cloud environments, you need to know that it will remain secure and your business will be compliant.
Invensys offers a comprehensive portfolio of identity and access management and data protection solutions that ensure you are the only one who controls access and keys to your data – especially across multi-tenant, geographically distributed sites.
ON-GOING SUPPORT.
Invensys delivers SafeNet virtual machine security solutions to enable your security teams to maintain cohesive information security throughout your organization, from on-premises solutions, to virtualized environments, private, hybrid or public clouds. Secure your data in the cloud with encryption keys that only you can access—even if the keys are managed by a cloud service provider.
TOTAL UPTIME
CLOUD GROWTH
SCALABILITY
“One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man.”
“Technology made large populations possible; large populations now make technology indispensable.”