Today we officially announced the email management products and services we created specifically to help enterprises address the security, compliance, IT and other risks that come with both moving email to the cloud and keeping email in the cloud.
While more enterprises are finding it hard to resist the cost-savings benefits of migrating on-premises IT solutions to the cloud, but as our VP, Cloud Enablement and CTO says in today’s announcement, “For larger globally distributed organizations, there are myriad of security, compliance and management risks” that accompany the move. Gartner, too, warns that the decision to move email to the cloud “is far more nuanced and complex than it might initially appear.” This is especially true for hybrid cloud architectures, which we and other experts agree is the only way to go when it comes to messaging infrastructure.
That’s why our Cloud Messaging Architecture Review is listed at the top of our new product and service offerings. Combining tools and consultative services, our Sendmail Messaging Architects are here to help organizations evaluate their current messaging infrastructure, assess needs, and properly plan their migrations for optimal configurations that meet all scalability and security requirements—including those many IT organizations simply aren’t aware of.
We also offer a new Private Cloud Managed Service, a complete custom configured suite of private cloud products and services for total email security, hygiene and backbone based on our award-winning Sentrion Email Integration Platform.
Our new cloud offerings also come with a set of Mimecast-powered applications for Email Archiving, Continuity, and Security, as well as our new Sentrion Rogue Email Application Control (REAC), which addresses the growing risks posed by machine-generated messages.
Altogether, these products and services combine to make your transition to the cloud both smooth and secure. Without a properly planned and managed migration, the cost-savings benefits of cloud-based email can quickly turn into a larger expense your organization might not be able to see… or afford.