System disruptions affect every sector—education, healthcare, public safety, and critical government services. Ransomware attacks, natural disasters, and infrastructure failures demand proactive planning and architectural thinking.
This briefing with Netsync will equip you with foundational knowledge about Amazon Web Services (AWS) capabilities and practical frameworks to begin your resilience journey in the cloud.
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"Everything fails, all the time." Werner Vogels, CTO, AWS says, "The organizations that thrive are those that design for failure from the start, building systems that recover quickly and maintain operations when it matters most."
Registration is restricted to employees of state or local government agencies in Texas.
Complimentary lunch and refreshments provided.
The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) is an educational sponsor for this event. Texas State agency Information Resources Managers can earn continuing education credit to fulfill Texas Government Code 2054.076 by attending.
This briefing is designed for State of Texas IT leaders beginning their cloud journey or exploring how cloud infrastructure can strengthen your agency's resilience posture.
Whether you're just starting to evaluate cloud adoption or looking to understand how AWS can support your business continuity goals, this session provides practical frameworks and real-world guidance on building resilient systems that protect your mission-critical operations.
Understand the building blocks of AWS infrastructure—Regions, Availability Zones, and the global network that provides the foundation for resilient architectures. Learn how AWS's physical infrastructure design eliminates single points of failure and enables agencies to build systems that withstand disruptions.
