Did you know cybercrime could cost the world $10.5 trillion by 2025? As more businesses adopt cloud solutions and rely on public cloud and private cloud computing environments, safeguarding cloud data is critical. Consequently, understanding infrastructure security in cloud computing and the role of Independent Software Providers is vital for protecting your assets.

The demand for cloud technology is skyrocketing across industries as businesses transition their operations to digital. Research says that 85% of organizations are preparing for a “cloud-first” approach by 2025 to drive digital transformation. In healthcare alone, experts estimate that the total global spending for cloud technology will exceed 89 billion USD. This solidifies the significant impact of cloud-based services in boosting overall efficiency.

Today, more than half of companies rely on cloud infrastructure, and with 63% accelerating migration mandates, cloud computing has become a core technology for modern businesses. But while the cloud offers many notable benefits over on-premise, such as cost-savings, performance boosts, and tighter security, the actual process of migration is a major hurdle for many organizations.

As industry leaders, Swissport is all about driving operational excellence through smart, innovative solutions; and by working together with HaloITSM, they’re setting new standards for cloud infrastructure management – making operations more efficient, reliable, and safe. Their latest achievement? A cutting-edge integration between AWS services and HaloITSM that enhances efficiency, boosts safety, and ensures seamless cloud operations across Swissport’s global infrastructure.

Data is the backbone of modern organizations. Teams use data to gain insights about customer behavior, audit and optimize operations, forecast future events, and uncover hidden trends that can lead to growth. But while data is critical, many organizations still struggle to harness it effectively. For example, their datasets may be expansive, disconnected, or siloed across numerous platforms, so aggregating it and drawing tangible insights to drive positive change can be really difficult.

Moving to the cloud can provide many benefits, like efficiently scaling resources up or down based on needs. You also have the flexibility to change your use and save on costs. However, it introduces new security and legal challenges that companies must address. Managing security and compliance in the cloud takes time, processes, and tools focused on that task. This is where cloud management services can help.

As the reliance on cloud services like Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) and Azure Active Directory (AD) continues to soar, the need for robust monitoring tools has become critical. Ensuring optimal performance and availability of Azure services is vital for organizations shifting towards Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) for full-time or disaster recovery use.

The cloud storage revolution is here, transforming how businesses operate and market their products. For business, cloud storage isn't just about storing data—it's a game-changer. It’s driving cost savings, boosting collaboration, and enhancing data security. For marketing, it's creating opportunities for data-driven strategies and personalized customer experiences. This article breaks down what cloud storage is and its key features.

As businesses increasingly rely on Microsoft SaaS and Azure-based applications to support their distributed workforce, ensuring optimal performance and user experience becomes crucial. With complex corporate network architectures like SDWAN, Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), or Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASB), and a reliance on Microsoft’s vast network architecture, monitoring and troubleshooting performance issues can be challenging.

Companies are investing big in cloud infrastructure worldwide, with no signs of a slowdown on the horizon. We’re talking an eye-popping $1.35 trillion worth of spend being driven toward cloud services by 2027. That’s no wonder, given that 89% of organizations recently surveyed in Flexera’s 2024 State of the Cloud report say they’ve already adopted a multi-cloud strategy. Cloud is the backbone of many modern organizations.