
What You Need to Know About Adopting Cloud Based Products in the Public Sector
Are you in an IT management or analyst position in the US public sector? If so, you’re aware that one
Until recent years, US public sector organizations were largely focused on storing data in on-premise locations. However, as the COVID-19 pandemic persists and remote work continues to expand, a more comprehensive public sector shift to cloud backup and cloud security is not a matter of if, but when. The rapid move to remote work and learning environments has demonstrated state and local government’s ability to shift on the fly. While work-from-home arrangements were sporadic pre-pandemic, government technology leaders quickly and effectively adapted to the new requirements in the wake of COVID-19. Cloud computing security played a key role in empowering this rapid transition to new modes of work. Government and private-sector technology executives say this practical demonstration will accelerate the adoption of cloud based storage and SaaS going forward. In fact, a recent Flexera survey found 59 percent of enterprise IT leaders plan to increase cloud backup and cloud security adoption either slightly or significantly as a result of COVID-19. While many states have had some form of “cloud first” ambition in play in recent years, tight budgets and complex deployments have proven to be a blocker for some. That is where Acronis SCS comes in. As a cloud service provider we have the flexibility to help you get what your organization specifically needs. Whether your organization is just starting out on its cloud based storage journey or has been at it for some time already, we have the flexible deployment and licensing options necessary to help you stay #CyberFit along the way.Flexible Deployment and Licensing
Complete Cyber Protection that Meets You Where You Are
The Public Sector’s Rapid Shift to Cloud Computing
At Acronis SCS, the US public sector is our #1 priority – in fact, it’s our only priority. We strive to ensure our customers are equipped with the operational assurance and cyber protection they need to survive and thrive in an increasingly complex cyber landscape. As such, we have developed products and licensing structures that allow you to choose the right solutions for you. But whatever choice you make, Acronis SCS is dedicated to providing superior service, extensive training and onboarding, 100% US based support, and industry leading technology – all without adding financial and operational burden to you.
Acronis SCS Cyber Protect Cloud gives you access to leading-edge cybersecurity, backup, and data protection technology explicitly designed to safeguard sensitive data in even the most-targeted public sector computing environments.
At Acronis SCS, the US public sector is our top—in fact, our only—priority. At Acronis SCS, 100% of our workforce is committed to supporting public sector agencies. We are proud to provide 100% US-based support from US citizens who understand the myriad concerns and regulatory requirements of public sector organizations. Whether you serve the public from a position in the federal government or the local elementary school, Acronis SCS offers a menu of cybersecurity, data protection, data backup, and recovery solutions that adapt to your needs, backed by experienced, security-conscious support professionals.
Our security technicians are committed to helping you maintain your data integrity and security while ensuring you retain complete insight and control over your systems and data.
Save yourself time and money with our FIPS 140-2, CJIS, and HIPAA Certified Cloud run and operated in the US with 100% US citizens. With this data cloud product you can expect to:
Working in a complex environment? Acronis SCS provides you the flexibility to utilize your own cloud backup and cloud security infrastructure in the following ways:
Maintain complete management on site while adding modern cyber protection solutions to your existing systems with the following benefits of cloud computing:
Are you in an IT management or analyst position in the US public sector? If so, you’re aware that one