Network Storage

iland, a provider of secure application and data protection cloud services built on VMware technology, has announced the availability of Secure Cloud Object Storage in Australia to simplify management of unstructured data.

​Probax, a WA-based provider of intelligent data protection and business continuity solutions for Managed Service Providers (MSPs), has launched a new SaaS protection solution: Dropbox Backup & Archive.

Iron Mountain has announced an expansion to its Data Restoration and Migration Services (DRMS) for those seeking to migrate tape-based data into Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Business continuity and disaster recovery solutions have been effective in reducing downtime from days to hours; however, modern solutions are typically reliant upon backup files which are normally inactive and need to be tested and restored. That takes time.

Cloudian, an object storage provider, has announced a new certification with Veritas Enterprise Vault. By employing the company’s exabyte-scalable HyperStore storage, Cloudian claims that Enterprise Vault archive costs can be reduced by up to 70 percent compared to NAS and tape-based systems.

Data storage solution provider Komprise has announced two major product updates: Support for both user and policy driven archiving, and the launch of its standalone NAS migration solution.

Software developer Smarsh has introduced the latest version of Control for Microsoft Teams. The data-loss prevention (DLP) solution enables users to enforce internal policies, and to block and delete content within Teams, strengthening compliance, risk and security efforts.

Perth-based “tape to cloud” data management organisation Tape Ark has announced a partnership agreement with global data storage giant Seagate Technology plc based in Cupertino, California. The agreement will see Seagate’s Lyve Data Services advanced data management expertise being combined with Tape Ark’s unique data restoration technology, to enable zettabytes of tape-bound data to be rapidly migrated from client’s ageing offsite tapes directly to large public cloud platforms of the customer’s choice to enable access and analysis using AI-driven technologies

Australian businesses are currently faced with the challenge of managing and storing a plethora of distributed unstructured data sets. Unstructured data comes in various forms – documents, audio, digital images, video – and from multiple sources including sensors, employees, customers and other external channels.

ZL Technologies has announced a cloud-based solution to simultaneously address eDiscovery, compliance, records management, analytics and privacy, unified under one platform.

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