Mukund Khatri, Dell Fellow and Vice President, along with Tina Senior Consultant, Primary Storge, PowerMax, Richard Greenwalt Product Marketing Manager, AI Data Platform Team, and Stephen Daborn Senior Consultant, Server Product Marketing, show how cyber resilience is built right into the infrastructure portfolio, from primary storage and unstructured storage to servers. Their message is clear: cybersecurity alone isn’t enough. To keep your business running through modern threats, resilience has to be part of the design. Mukund, Tina, Richard, and Stephen walk through how solutions like PowerStore, PowerMax, PowerScale, and PowerEdge apply proven frameworks such as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, zero trust, and secure by design. You’ll see how capabilities like immutable snapshots, AI-powered ransomware detection, air-gapped vaults, and firmware integrity work together so you can recover with confidence, knowing which copy of your data is clean and whether your hardware can be trusted. A real-world story from the University of Missouri brings it to life, showing how modernizing on PowerStore and PowerMax eliminated outages, delivered sub-millisecond latency for critical systems, and protected operations against ransomware.
For more information, visit Dell.com/CyberSecurityMonth
00:00 Intro and what we’ll cover
00:58 What cyber resilience really means
01:27 University of Missouri case study
02:42 PowerStore recovery confidence
03:21 PowerMax and the isolated CyberVault
04:15 PowerScale for unstructured data
05:09 Where PowerEdge servers fit in
06:42 Key takeaways
