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Monitor Your IT Infrastructure to Prevent Malicious Threats

IBM

More business transactions occur electronically every year, and midsized organizations are retaining a growing volume of sensitive data. This data is available to an expanding user base, including employees, trading partners, suppliers and customers. IT infrastructures are more extensive, more complex, more distributed—and more accessible. This accessibility is making organizations susceptible to attacks and intrusions from ever-increasing and evolving threats.

When an attack compromises data, an organization faces customer service issues and lost revenue, data and productivity, some of which might be unrecoverable. Adding to this challenge is the need to retain data to meet regulatory compliance or auditing requirements—losing this data could create severe consequences to your bottom line and reputation in the form of fines or even closure of your business.

Monitoring IT infrastructure is one way to prevent attacks and protect data, systems and networks from malicious threats. However, you are often presented with an array of solutions that might not afford you the protection necessary to keep not only your systems, data and networks safe from attacks, but also your investments and brand.

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