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The "cloud" is a convenient name for a new paradigm in computing that entails changes in policies and processes that can seem as amorphous and shifting as actual clouds. How can you ensure that your data is protected and secure while sitting in the cloud? Start by asking a few questions: Where is the data physically stored? How is it protected? Who can access it? How can you get it back? |
- Establishing transparency into backup for large companies
The great thing about running a Mom & Pop store is the familiarity of everyone who comes to the store. Mom and pop know everything that’s on the shelves, and also know all of the customers and their needs for every visit. Mom and pop have what’s referred to as transparency into their market. Their supply of commodities is mapped to the smallest detail, and they have specific knowledge of their customers’ needs. Imagine a Mom & Pop storage department. It’s small, customizable, and administratively ad-hoc for every customer’s data protection needs. Now imagine what happens when mom and pop expand and grow into an enterprise IT infrastructure with data centers all over the world, and Peta bytes worth of data storage stocked on the shelves.
When companies are small it’s easy to keep track of which data needs what level of service. Large companies, on the other hand, span the globe and consist of incre.....[Read More]
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