Items Tagged: Tape
Taneja Group DLT Ice - Product Profile
Meeting industry specific regulatory compliance requirements for data retention and electronic records management is one of the biggest issues facing businesses and IT administrators today. Whether you are a financial services institution, hospital, or a pharmaceutical company, compliance with regulations has become an integral part of the IT strategy and a key consideration for many infrastructure purchasing decisions.
Tape backup encryption best practices
Is your enterprise encrypting data on tape yet? It has become obvious over the past few years that tape isn't dead and is still being used for backup and archiving in many organizations. The tricky thing with tape is because of its portability, there comes an increased risk for security compromises. In a world where every enterprise has data that would lead to catastrophe if lost, stolen or unintentionally disclosed, addressing this risk should be at the top of IT priorities. In this tutorial, learn about the different tape backup encryption approaches, and the pros and cons of each
- Premiered: 04/05/11
- Author: Jeff Boles
- Published: TechTarget: SearchDataBackup.com
Quantum improves enterprise disk and tape data backup systems
Quantum Corp. announced new data backup system enhancements today for the company’s DXi8500 disk device and Scalar i6000 tape library products.
- Premiered: 11/16/11
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: TechTarget: SearchDataBackup.com
Quantum Unveils Tape, Dedupe Products to Ease Data Protection Headaches
Rapidly growing data volumes and the difficulty of archiving and accessing them are the challenges at the heart of data protection and big data management. San Jose-based data protection specialist Quantum believes three new products it released this week are the answer.
- Premiered: 11/17/11
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: InfoStor
Top Trends in eDiscovery #9: From Backup Tape to Archiving
Archiving is getting more popular for business processes like eDiscovery and I say it’s high time. Backups are essential for short term data recovery but were not designed to serve long-term retention needs. Yet many corporations still use backups for long-term data retention instead of deploying archive processes. We believe that archiving adoption is on an upward path but making the capital case for it can be a challenge when backup tape is already a fact of life.
- Premiered: 01/09/12
- Author: Christine Taylor
- Published: Taneja Blog