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Dell Technologies is expanding its data protection portfolio of appliances, software and as-a-Service offerings to help customers strengthen cyber resiliency in the face of increasing cyberattacks. With advances across the Dell Data Protection portfolio, Dell is helping customers build a modern and resilient foundation to protect data on-premises, in public clouds and at the edge. These innovations help address concerns raised in the 2024 Dell Global Data Protection Index (GDPI) survey, which revealed that 75% of organizations believe their existing data protection measures are unable to cope with ransomware threats. Nearly 70% lacked confidence that they could reliably recover from a cyberattack. "With the exponential growth of data, generative AI (GenAI) presents organizations with opportunities to streamline processes, improve decision-making and drive innovation, but it also extends the attack surface for cyberattacks - especially with trained models, which are quickly becoming one of the most valuable assets for enterprises," said Arthur Lewis, president, Infrastructure Solutions Group, Dell Technologies. "With this expanding digital landscape that exposes more vulnerability gaps, companies are increasing their reliance on Dell to help protect their data wherever it resides with trusted data protection and AI offerings." New Dell PowerProtect Appliances Increase Security, Performance and Efficiency Dell's new Dell PowerProtect Data Domain DD9410 and DD9910 systems are designed for large enterprises to offer increased: Performance for traditional and modern workloads, providing customers with up to 38% faster backups and up to 44% faster restores Security and cyber resilience for customer data Efficiency, with up to 11% less power consumed and industry-leading 65x deduplication Scalability with up to 1.5 PBs of usable capacity in a single appliance "With increasing cyber threats putting organizations on constant high alert, the demand for trusted, high-performance data protection systems has never been greater," said Phil Goodwin, research vice president of IDC. "Dell's portfolio of data protection solutions supports numerous data protection best practices to help organizations modernize their data protection environment. With major performance enhancements in backup and restore, we expect the latest PowerProtect Data Domain appliances to remain a key element of critical data protection and cyber recovery infrastructure." "We have been relying on PowerProtect Data Domain appliances to keep our data secure for over a decade and a half now," said Rich Jackson, data protection architect, State of Michigan. "We have no doubts that the latest generation of appliances will continue to increase protection performance and the security of our data." Dell PowerProtect Data Domain systems are also at the centre of a broad partner ecosystem, helping leading data protection software vendors grow their business while strengthening resiliency for their customers. "Dell and Commvault have a shared belief that a strong foundation for resilience is absolutely required in the face of AI-driven cyber threats," said Sanjay Mirchandani, president and CEO of Commvault. "Together, we are delivering industry-leading cybersecurity, performance, and efficiency to our joint customers. With a deep API integration between the Commvault Cloud platform and Dell's latest PowerProtect Data Domain appliances, we can leverage the full strength of our combined cyber resilience, data security and rapid recovery capabilities to empower organizations to effectively mitigate risks and ensure uninterrupted business continuity." Increasing Productivity and Efficiency with Integrated GenAI Assistant With the introduction of Dell APEX Backup Services AI, an integrated GenAI assistant for backup and recovery, customers can streamline protection processes. Dell APEX Backup Services AI helps address the growing demand for GenAI data protection, as evidenced by 52% of...

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This week we discuss the shortened career of Rich Jackson, a great game by Larry Wilson, and an almost great game by Joe Namath. Quote of the week: “Do not call your neighbors and relatives. This is not the beginning of Dr. Zhivago.” 

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Rich Jackson is dedicated to helping all organisations and the people who work within them, to understand and embrace the power they hold - in keeping data secure (and the cyber criminals away!). He believes with a passion that people hold the key to cyber security; if your people "get it", your organization is far more likely to become (and remain) secure and compliant. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rush-tech-support/message

Turn back your watch to February 1st, 2018 John David Battaglia Jr. murdered his two young daughters, Liberty & Faith, while on the phone with their mother. She listened on the other line as shots fired. Pt.2 reveals the madness behind the monster only moments before his execution and a direct interview from Rich Jackson who watched as John took his last breath.  BECOME A DONOR, SAVE A LIFEIf you or someone you know is experiencing family violence, please know there is help. GET HELP NOW Watch the interview with John in full - John Battaglia Execution Watch Video For all written and audio sources for this episode, please visit www.onlycrimewilltell.com Find Only Crime will Tell on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/onlycrimewilltellInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/onlycrimewilltell/ Case inquiries: onlycrimewilltell@outlook.com

Get your Merch!! https://teespring.com/stores/conversation-starters-11 Rich Jackson After graduating from Columbia Law School in 2001, Rich practiced for over 10 years as a commercial litigator at a prominent NYC law firm and then as an appellate attorney at the New York Attorney General’s Office. Rich also has over twenty years of experience in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, including more than 10 years of training directly with Renzo Gracie and John Danaher in the famous “Blue Basement” of Renzo’s main NYC academy. Rich relocated to the San Francisco Bay area in 2012 and is currently the Owner of Samurai Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Campbell, CA. Links: www.bjjsamurai.com https://www.facebook.com/samuraibjj https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCITqmg6TsmBTzGiHCGcP5cA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paul-jordan774/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paul-jordan774/support

BIO: Rich Jackson After graduating from Columbia Law School in 2001, Rich practiced for over 10 years as a commercial litigator at a prominent NYC law firm and then as an appellate attorney at the New York Attorney General’s Office. Rich also has over twenty years of experience in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, including more than 10 years of training directly with Renzo Gracie and John Danaher in the famous “Blue Basement” of Renzo’s main NYC academy. Rich relocated to the San Francisco Bay area in 2012 and is currently the Owner of Samurai Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Campbell, CA. Links: www.bjjsamurai.com https://www.facebook.com/samuraibjj https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCITqmg6TsmBTzGiHCGcP5cA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paul-jordan774/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paul-jordan774/support

Rich Jackson is more than just the new editor of The Herald-Times. He’s also a food enthusiast, a secret novelist, and a former polka radio DJ. Pete and Rich sit down with lunch from Uptown Cafe and discuss the past and future of the newspaper, the economic thread that connects Bloomington’s convention center to a KFC in Pennsylvania, and getting to the heart of an organization with a single word.

Everyone is wondering about cloud tech, about where it’s going, what to expect, and how to implement it. Everyone has questions Rich Jackson has answers. He is SVP and CIO for Hilton Grand Vacations, leading the global IT team, and covering technology vision, strategy, development, and operations. We wanted to get a few questions answered about how the cloud is impacting hospitality, so he sat down with us on out seventh episode of the Thinking Out Cloud podcast.

Latest episode of On The Town with Tanya Cooper Comedian Rich Jackson

Rich Jackson is a true Renaissance Man of aviation. He has flown in the Air Force, the Navy and the Coast Guard, and after retiring from 22 years in the military he flew in several combat zones as a contract pilot. Rich started out as a helicopter pilot in the Air Force and served as an H-53 Aircraft Commander, based in Sembach Air Base, Germany. He then transitioned to fixed wing in the Air Force. After another helicopter stint in the Air Force as an HH-65 Aircraft Commander, he transitioned to the Coast Guard and then served on an exchange tour with the Navy, instructing in T-34 aircraft. Rich has flown helicopters to both the north and south pole, and has served in numerous advisory capacities for advanced helicopter operations and employment. After retiring from the Coast Guard, he flew as a pilot of MC-337 ISR aircraft during Kosovo operations, then worked as a Piasecki Aircraft test pilot before going back into the combat theater, this time in Iraq, again flying the C-337. With 5000 hours in the C-337, he is perhaps the highest time Skymaster pilot in the world. Rich continues to work as a consultant to the tactical community.

Nat Turner review creator, improv extraordinaire Rich Jackson

This week, we were in Boston, on lots of Diabetes-related business. We were able to spend some time at Joslin Diabetes Center, and on campus at Harvard Medical. We also enjoyed the company of some old friends in the “D” community, and met some new ones. A fantastic week in the historic city of Boston. On today’s DiabetesPowerShow, Charlie Cherry, Chris Daniel, and Lori Cherry are broadcasting from the offices of GrassrootsDiabetes.org in Boston, Massachusetts. We are honored to speak with the Founder and Executive Director, Richard A Jackson, MD. Richard A Jackson, MD - Founder and Executive Director of Grassroots Diabetes. Dr. Jackson is an Endocrinologist and founder and President of Health Analytics Solutions, which provides proprietary data analysis and visualizations from a variety of healthcare databases, as well as consultations on chronic disease management. He is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and an adjunct investigator at the Joslin Diabetes Center. He is an avid Red Sox fan, and enjoys spending time at Fenway Park throughout the baseball season. More About Dr. Jackson The On the Road program was developed in 2001 collaboration with colleagues at the Joslin Diabetes Center, Dr. Bill Polonsky, a world-renowned diabetes psychologist, Melinda Maryniuk, an award-winning diabetes educator, the USDA, and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) Extension Services. For more than a decade, OTR was field-tested and modified with over 15,000 participants across the US. In 2012, Dr. Jackson and the On the Road team were awarded the prestigious Medicare and Medicaid Innovation Center award, as a part of the Affordable Care Act, to assess new types of low-cost approaches to healthcare. This 3 year award further validated and refined the OTR program, prompting Dr. Jackson to found Grass Roots Diabetes, in the hopes that the OTR program reaches as many people as possible around the world. In addition to being Founder and Executive Director of Grassroots Diabetes, Dr. Rich Jackson is also Founder and President of Health Analytics Solutions, which provides proprietary data analysis and visualizations from a variety of healthcare databases, as well as consultations on chronic disease management. During his 30 years at Joslin, Dr. Jackson was a Mary K. Iacocca Fellow, and received the Cookie Pierce Research Award from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, became head of the Immunology Section, and started the Hood Center for Prevention of Childhood Diabetes at the Joslin. He was involved with early trials to prevent type 1 diabetes, and was a Principal Investigator for the Diabetes Prevention Trial - Type 1 (DPT-1), the first NIH funded multi-center study for type 1 diabetes prevention. Beginning in 2001, he developed outreach programs in underserved areas, and was awarded a prestigious 5 million dollar Medicare/Medicaid Innovation award, to further develop these programs, using community health workers. His non-profit, Grass Roots Diabetes, is extending the impact of these programs. In addition, Dr. Jackson served as Director of Medical Affairs for Joslin’s extramural programs, with a variety of outside partners. He was also Medical Director for Joslin’s national clinical affiliation program, for which he established and tested a new set of clinical metrics for evaluating practices.