Dell PowerProtect Advances Cyber Resilience with All-Flash Innovation
Organisations across industries are under mounting pressure from increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks that disrupt operations, compromise sensitive data and erode trust. Research shows that 88% of organisations expect generative AI to drive up data volumes, yet 65% back up less than half of their data. For business leaders, the stakes are rising fast. Remaining competitive in such a volatile environment demands not only innovation, but innovation underpinned by cyber resilience.
Strengthening resilience with Dell PowerProtect
Dell Technologies has established itself as a trusted partner for organisations determined to reinforce their cyber resilience. Its approach centres on three key areas: reducing attack surfaces, detecting threats and enabling rapid recovery.
At the heart of this strategy is the Dell PowerProtect portfolio. Its Data Domain purpose-built backup appliances are trusted by more than 15,000 customers worldwide, providing robust cyber resilience across on-premises and multicloud environments. Known for reliability, they safeguard vital assets while Dell continues to deliver innovations to stay ahead of evolving threats.
All-Flash performance for a new era
Dell’s PowerProtect Data Domain All-Flash appliance marks a significant advance in resilience technology. Built on the trusted Data Domain platform, it brings speed, efficiency and security together, enabling organisations to modernise their protection strategies.
Among the headline benefits are up to four times faster data restores and double the replication speed, alongside 2.8 times faster analytics to validate data integrity. The appliance is also space and energy efficient, offering 40% less rack space, up to 80% lower power usage and data reduction ratios as high as 65:1. Security is reinforced through immutability, encryption and a hardware root of trust, while native compatibility with Dell PowerStore and PowerMax ensures seamless integration.
Enhancements across the portfolio
Beyond hardware, Dell continues to evolve the PowerProtect portfolio. Updates to PowerProtect Data Manager introduce ecosystem, security and virtualisation improvements, including deployment support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SUSE, as well as expanded archive capabilities with Wasabi and Dell ObjectScale.
PowerProtect Cyber Recovery has also been enhanced, adding support for the All-Flash appliance and extending CyberSense Analytics to Commvault client-direct Oracle database backups. Meanwhile, PowerProtect Backup Services now enables Microsoft Azure Storage as a backup target, alongside AWS. It also provides item-level recovery for Microsoft Dynamics 365, unifying Microsoft data management under a single platform.
Future-proofing business
Cyber resilience is no longer just a defensive strategy—it is becoming a driver of innovation. By protecting critical data and ensuring continuity, Dell’s PowerProtect portfolio is helping organisations focus on growth and value creation, while staying prepared for whatever challenges lie ahead.
