Something that is ‘immutable’ will by definition never change or cannot be changed.
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Redstor was named Hosted Cloud Vendor of the Year at the 2022 Technology Reseller Awards. Andy Kerr, Redstor’s head of marketing in Europe, is pictured receiving the award with colleagues Harpal Chima, Tom Walker, Kim Reddy and Alan Manicom at the London Hilton Bankside Hotel.
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Redstor was named Connected Technologies Vendor of the Year at the IT Europa Channel Awards. Gareth Case, Redstor’s Chief Marketing Officer, is pictured receiving the award with Brian Evans, Adele Quinn and Lara Sibley at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London.
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In a recent LinkedIn poll, Redstor asked our followers if they had heard of QuickBooks, and 90% responded that it is a very popular type of accounting software.
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The recent cyber-attack on discount retailer The Works, emphasises the need for organisations of all sizes to invest in ransomware prevention measures.
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What is the best backup alternative to Datto for MSPs concerned by news of Kaseya’s $6.2 buyout?
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READING – 21 April 2022 – Redstor has been shortlisted in three categories at the IT Europa Channel Awards – Software Vendor of the Year, Technology Vendor of the Year and Connected Technologies Vendor of the Year.
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The Digital Operations Resilience Act (DORA) is the European Union’s attempt to streamline the third-party risk management process across financial institutions.
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Many organisations have found managing and protecting their data in on-prem environments to be even more unreliable and unwieldy during the pandemic – especially when supply chains are delayed.
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How MSPs can enable remote collaboration for customers without jeopardising security
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Redstor has won another award! This time for AI/Machine Learning Innovation.
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In August 2021, a hacker launched the second-largest distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on record, attempting to take down an unnamed Microsoft customer’s internet services.
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