Take the Cyber-Resilient Infrastructure Quiz!

Do you know what’s at stake when it comes to protecting your organization’s infrastructure? Federal organizations require a secure supply chain and built-in cyber-resiliency. IT teams are rapidly deploying Zero Trust to align with recent federal mandates. With cyberattacks on the rise, it’s critical that agencies modernize their infrastructure and ensure that products in the IT supply chain are genuine.

Take this Cyber-Resilient Infrastructure quiz from Dell Technologies and Intel® and identify the issues that are most important to you. We’ll instantly deliver the most helpful content to address your key cybersecurity challenges!

1. Which best describes your agency’s primary objective for building a cyber-resilient infrastructure?

We need to bring fundamental security to the edge We need to fortify security with Zero Trust We need to ensure products in the IT supply chain are genuine

2. What is your biggest frustration regarding your organization’s current approach to cybersecurity?

Our supply chain security process needs to evolve Our current approach is outdated We aren’t optimizing workloads and capturing data at the edge

3. What is your biggest goal for building a cyber-resilient infrastructure?

Securing the edge environment Establishing supply chain security Having in-depth security stance

4. What would be the biggest benefit of cyber-resilient products?

A level of security across the entire server life cycle Compliance, to avoid costly fines and retrofits Consistent experience from cloud to edge

5. What is your biggest barrier to ensuring reliable infrastructure at the edge?

Not having the right technology to scale security posture

Not having the right supply chain security tools and technologies Not having the right skills to shift to a hyper-distributed model

6. What would be the most significant business outcome of an edge computing strategy?

Real-time insights from data at the edge Greater visibility over all data Better operational efficiency

7. What do you consider to be the most important benefit of supply chain integrity?

Higher security to prevent malware or coding vulnerabilities

Compliance with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework Minimized risk of counterfeit components infiltrating the supply chain

8. What are the likely consequences if you don’t have a robust cybersecurity program?

Our supply chain will continue to be vulnerable to attacks

We won't be able to detect, defend against, and recover from cyberattacks We won't be able to support a Zero Trust security strategy

9. Which of the following are the most important criteria when considering your cyber-resilient infrastructure purchase?

Native cybersecurity Enhanced secure server life cycle Secure supply chain assurance

10. What would you most appreciate in a provider of cyber-resilient server infrastructure?

One who enables our agency to meet compliance goals One who can prepare our agency to better serve constituents One who provides world-class supply chain security measures