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HPE solutions with Cohesity redefine data security and enterprise data management based on zero trust security principles from silicon to cloud. Use solutions to protect, detect, remediate, and manage cyber attacks across your distributed IT environments, all delivered as a service through hpe GreenLake.

 


Seamless Integration

For optimal efficiency and visibility, HPE Nimble Storage dHCI, HPE Nimble Storage, and HPE Alletra 6000 are seamlessly integrated and certified with Cohesity Data Cloud for efficient data resiliency.

 

Protect Data Everywhere

HPE and Cohesity provide a holistic, 360-degree view of security that starts at the foundation, the supply chain. This security extends from silicon to software to the cloud.

 

One-Stop Shopping

With Cohesity, you get all the benefits without the hassle with a single HPE transactional order. Combine options for on-premise and HPE GreenLake environments and pay as you grow.

Get Cohesity Cloud Services via HPE

Customers can now purchase Cohesity Cloud Services – a portfolio of fully managed, cloud-native, as-a-service (aaS) offerings – via HPE to extend their backup and recovery options from the edge to the cloud.

 

Cohesity-certified HPE nodes

Choose from a wide range of Cohesity-certified HPE Apollo or ProLiant servers. Whatever your data management needs, we have the right solution.


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  1. S.M.AZIZUL HAQUENovember 12, 2024 at 8:43 PM

    At hpe, we believe in empowering team members to shape their experience. That's why we have a hybrid and flexible work style, which makes integration.

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