Today Dell Technologies introduced the new Dell EMC PowerProtect DP series of integrated appliances. Along with the new appliance series, the company also announced new PowerProtect Data Manager software advancements. Both of these announcements are aimed at helping customers protect, manage and recover data from traditional and modern applications across core data centers, edge locations and public clouds. The final PowerProtect related announcement for today is the endorsement by Sheltered Harbor of PowerProtect Cyber Recovery.
Today Dell Technologies introduced the new Dell EMC PowerProtect DP series of integrated appliances. Along with the new appliance series, the company also announced new PowerProtect Data Manager software advancements. Both of these announcements are aimed at helping customers protect, manage and recover data from traditional and modern applications across core data centers, edge locations and public clouds. The final PowerProtect related announcement for today is the endorsement by Sheltered Harbor of PowerProtect Cyber Recovery.
There is always a lot of talk about simplifying and easing this or that, but the reality is data is expanding and the push to adopt new strategies like hybrid and multi-cloud are creating as many challenges as they create solutions. Data Protection needs to adapt to the constant evolving landscape. Since one size can’t fit all here, Dell Technologies is releasing new appliances and software to tackle the modern data protection needs.
First up, let’s take a look at the new appliance series. The Dell EMC PowerProtect DP series is stated as a next generation integrated data protection appliance, offering complete backup, recovery, replication, deduplication, cloud readiness with disaster recovery, and long-term retention to the public cloud. The appliances are an all-in-one solution for managing explosive data growth, lowering costs, and simplifying the increasing complexities.
Benefits include:
Along with new hardware, Dell is updating its software in PowerProtect Data Manager. The updates focus on Kubernetes and cloud data protection including workloads in Microsoft Azure and AWS. On top of that, PowerProtect Data Manager now supports the VMware Tanzu portfolio including providing native vCenter Storage Policy Based Management integration for VM protection. The software offers a VMware-certified solution to protect the VMware Cloud Foundation infrastructure layer.
For Kubernetes, PowerProtect Data Manager is said to offer comprehensive protection for containerized modern applications with agentless, application-consistent protection of open source databases, including PostgreSQL and Apache Cassandra. On top of that, protection is added for Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to back up Kubernetes cluster-level resources.
To help protect data from ransomware or insider attacks, Dell announced PowerProtect Cyber Recovery a bit ago. The solution allows customer to monitor data integrity through a combination of CyberSense analytics and machine learning capabilities as well giving customers forensic tools to help discover, diagnose and remediate ongoing attacks. Dell is proud to announce the its PowerProtect Cyber Recovery has been endorsed by the not-for-profit, industry-led initiative dedicated to enhancing the stability and resiliency of the financial sector in the wake of increased cyber-attacks, Sheltered Harbor.
Availability
Dell EMC PowerProtect DP series appliances (including DP4400, DP5400, DP5900, DP8900) will be available globally in December 2020. PowerProtect Data Manager enhancements are globally available now.
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