IBM has announced a range of new storage products that are designed to reduce the cost and complexity of storing vast amounts of data while making it easier for users to apply analytics and gain insight from the data.
EMC has launched a new Data Domain Global Deduplication Array (GDA), which it claims is the industry’s fastest in-line deduplication storage system for enterprise backup applications.
A new report from the Ponemon Institute, together with PGP Corporation, claims the average cost of a data breach at Australian organisations is almost $A2M.
HP has announced the expansion of its Linear Tape Open (LTO) technology portfolio with upgraded HP StorageWorks LTO-5 Ultrium tape drives, delivering improved data transfer speeds and management capabilities.
StorageCraft has announced the availability of StorageCraft ShadowProtect Granular Recovery for Exchange, the latest version in the ShadowProtect line of backup and disaster recovery software for Windows systems and data.
Dell has announced a plan to deliver a digital content management platform for healthcare, file/email archiving and ediscovery in the second half of 2010.
CIOs are struggling to defuse a “trust time bomb” caused by employees morphing into super-users with enough network access to damage a business warns information security expert Jo Stewart-Rattray.
The management and storage of data has risen to number three in a list of Technology Priorities for CIOs in Australia/New Zealand in 2010, being edged out for the top spot by Virtualisation and Networking respectively according to an annual Gartner survey.
