Nfina Technologies

7 reviews

As business data increases and digital transformation and cloud migration continue, so does your need for expanded data security. Protecting your data which provides the foundation for every business operation is essential to a zero-trust approach to security and data management. Organizations are increasingly dependent on data and technology which is driving the priority to include data protection services to help protect their data. Ensuring that data is available, secure, and uncorrupted is vital for avoiding downtime, averting legal exposure, preventing cybercrime, safeguarding productivity, and increasing performance. Data protection service has traditionally been described as keeping an organizations information safe from loss, corruption, and compromise. But with today’s data driving an organization’s ability to compete, data protection services must also empower more efficient data management. Whether on premises or hybrid cloud, Nfina’s data protection service solutions allow you to apply real-time control and help you gain complete visibility, compliance, and protection throughout the data security lifecycle.

Nfina Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI)

1 review

Nfina’s Hyperconverged is a High-Availability (HA) software-defined system with computing, network, storage, and virtualization in a single solution designed for maximum uptime and scalability. Nfina’s Hyperconverged Infrastructure combines all data center components, storage, compute, networking, and management within a single hypervisor. Deploying HCI reduces operational costs and simplifies infrastructure set-up and maintenance.

Hybrid Cloud

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Nfina’s Hybrid Cloud solutions offer more benefits than the public cloud without the cost and complexity. In reality, Nfina customers save up to 50% more with Nfina’s hybrid multi cloud solutions versus public cloud solutions. In case of data loss, Nfina’s Hybrid Cloud solutions allow instant recovery of your data and applications. An attack by ransomware, software or hardware failure, sabotage, natural disaster, or an employee error can cause data loss. Any one of these events or disruptions can upset your operations entirely, with costly consequences.