Myth: I’ll Just Use Backups for E-Discovery—BUSTED!
Where do backups and old school archiving of formatted records (structured data) fall short in today’s big data world? What are the common and new use cases for an unstructured big data archive?
CRN’s Hottest Storage Startups
The end of the year is awards season in the tech industry.
Myth: Backups Are All I Need for Archives—BUSTED!
Where do backups and old school archiving of formatted records (structured data) fall short in today’s big data world? What are the common and new use cases for an unstructured big data archive?
It’s Always Your Data: How to Access Your Data with Aparavi’s Open Data API [White Paper]
Our wonderful product team recently created a white paper about our open data access API, and the feedback so far has focused on how organizations make so-called “secondary use” of their archived and historical data.
Talking GDPR and CCPA with Storage Switzerland
GDPR and the CCPA have dramatically shifted the way we should be thinking about data management. Specifically, the Right to Be Forgotten poses an interesting challenge for your data archives and backups.
All for One and One for All for Data Privacy
GDPR is an all-encompassing data privacy regulation so the best way to address its requirements is an all-encompassing data management solution. From developing a data privacy policy to solving the right to be forgotten problem to creating a data privacy protection architecture,
Creating a Data Privacy Architecture for GDPR
In the 3rd of 4 blogs, analyst George Crump at Storage Switzerland has expanded on how the GDPR – and let’s not forget other regulations too like the California Consumer Protection Act – necessitates thinking in new and different ways about backup and archive, protection and retention.
Why All Businesses Need A Data Privacy Policy
Contrary to some commentary, GDPR does not only apply to organizations in the EU. If you are doing any business there, or if you have web traffic to your site from there – and who doesn’t – you’re going to need to think about and plan for how to handle GDPR. Additionally, California has just recently
ChalkTalk: Unstructured Data Protection Needs a New Architecture
Unstructured data has changed dramatically over the past decade. It is not only bigger in terms of capacity, but also in terms of quantity.
Resist and Die; Surrender and Store Forever
Storage Switzerland analyst George Crump already made the case for why traditional unstructured data protection falls short in today’s environments, and now he’s gone a step further by pointing out why they don’t excel at meeting regulatory and legal requirements either. In “Unstructured Data’s Compliance and Retention Gap,”
