We are undergoing a profound transformation in the way we function. Automation and ‘thinking machines’ replace human activities, altering
the abilities that companies pursue within their employees. But what
will become of the future?
It’s not a time to sit back and wait to see things unfold. You must recognize it, to be prepared for the future.
This entry level support provides the customer access to a dedicated Hadoop help desk equipped to handle technical incidents. Resolutions/solutions are delivered according to a determined Service Level Agreement. This support service can cover Hadoop (Hive, Hbase, Sqoop, Kafka).
Level II provides monitoring, tuning, patching, backups and the general health of the Hadoop system. Help-desk support is provided for incidents that may occur throughout the working day. As with Level I, AR Tech can offer this service for many distributions including MapR, Cloudera, Hortonworks.
Level III takes the comprehensive managed service provided by Level II and extends the hours of coverage to 24×7 for critical issues. This is ideal for organizations whose system is business critical and 24-hour availability is the key.
Cyber resilience complements, not opposes, cybersecurity. Unlike the outdated “castle approach,” it prepares for and mitigates breaches effectively. At AR Tech, we take a proactive stance—minimizing risks while ensuring resilience to reduce breach impact.
Cyber resilience is a critical counterpart, not the reverse, to cyber security. Rather than function as a contrast to the definition of security, it is more fitting to see cyber resilient as a contrast to an older security methodology: the ‘castle approach.’ Where this approach style aimed only to build defensive walls, cyber resilience approaches are designed to deal with breaches as effectively as possible when they occur.