As applications increasingly span multiple clouds, data centers, and edge environments, digital resilience is becoming ever more dependent on the underlying infrastructure. In this session, we explore how connectivity, data location, and architecture influence an organization’s ability to effectively withstand outages, cyber incidents, and disruptions.
In this webinar, you'll learn:
Why infrastructure architecture plays a crucial role in digital resilience in multi-cloud and hybrid environments
How hidden single points of failure can arise across connectivity, data location and infrastructure design
Practical architectural principles to build resilient digital ecosystems and reduce the impact of outages or disruptions
About this webinar
As organisations increasingly rely on applications distributed across multiple clouds, datacenters and edge environments, digital resilience has become a critical priority. Yet resilience is often approached from the application layer, while the underlying infrastructure architecture receives far less attention.
In this webinar, Marc Vandeputte, Customer CTO & CISO at Eurofiber/Arcadiz, explores how infrastructure architecture forms the true foundation of digital resilience. Connectivity design, data location, and infrastructure topology all play a crucial role in determining whether organisations can continue operating during outages, cyber incidents or unexpected disruptions.
During this session, we will look at common architectural pitfalls, including hidden single points of failure that often remain unnoticed until systems are put under stress. We will also discuss practical design principles that help organisations strengthen the resilience of their digital environments.
This webinar is intended for IT leaders, infrastructure architects and digital decision makers who want to better understand how infrastructure architecture directly impacts the resilience and continuity of their digital services.