HPE Data protection tour Nordic cluster - Denmark

Ensure digital sovereignty | Andreas Abrahamsen, Category Manager, Cloud Services Nordic Cluster & Managed Services NWE, HPE

• AI Security in the modern operating environment means safeguarding insights, compartmentalizing AI operations to reduce attack risk, and adopting a zero-trust approach.
• Empower teams to seamlessly manage and quickly provision everywhere, including in disconnected or air-gapped environments—while optimizing costs and maintaining control across your entire hybrid estate.

Protect critical workloads | Henrik Fugmann, Compute Presales HPE

• Attacks that start at the silicon level are difficult to spot under the network and software security radar. If not addressed, it’s like a leaking faucet siphoning data to malicious entities/organizations.

Protect and recover your data

From crisis to continuity: Rapid air-gapped cyber-recovery | Shariq Aqil, Global Field CTO, Zerto

• When ransomware has spread wildly in your systems, what are your options?
• Is there a way out that doesn’t involve paying a ransom or losing untenable amounts of data?
• Can backups suffice during the worst attacks?

The Cyber Resilience Vault uses a unique, decentralized architecture to enable rapid air-gapped recovery inside an offline, isolated environment. Learn why traditional data vaults are not enough, why RTO still matters for cyber-recovery, and how HPE Zerto Software is offering a secure path to mitigating the effects of ransomware.

Seamless backup and recovery from Edge to cloud | Sune Orry, Business Solution Manager, Data Solutions Denmark, HPE

Data is produced and accessed both inside and outside of the datacenter. HPE secures the data through an ecosystem of virtual appliances, dedicated hardware and cloud services to create a holistic ecosystem for security.

Integral Security: Protecting Data by Unifying Network and Security | Nichlas Ströberg, Security Systems Engineer HPE Networking

Data protection today depends on more than isolated security controls — it requires a network that is inherently secure. In this session, we introduce HPE’s Integral Security vision and how it enables a unified, Zero Trust approach across users, devices, applications, and locations. This session outlines HPE’s vision for converging networking and security into a single, integrated architecture. By embedding identity-based Zero Trust, unified policy enforcement, and AI-driven visibility across the network, organizations can reduce risk, simplify operations, and ensure secure access to data and applications from edge to cloud.