WHITE PAPER:
This white paper provides a better understanding of the integration of HP Data Protector Software with Virtual Tape Libraries by utilizing the Advanced Backup to Disk functionality available with the HP Data Protector Software.
TECHNICAL ARTICLE:
This Technical Report focuses on the installation, configuration and usage of Auto-Snapshot Manager/VMware™ Edition to obtain hypervisor aware snapshots and provide an additional layer of data protection for the Virtual Environment.
WEBCAST:
Safeguarding your data from malware and other Web threats takes a layered approach. In this TechTalk webinar Blue Coat Technical Marketing Engineers will lead a discussion on how the Blue Coat ProxyAV works with the ProxySG to create a community-watch based security.
CASE STUDY:
This white paper highlights how a financial organization was able to secure their banking and transaction data with Hitachi Storage Solutions. Read this white paper to learn how they did it and how they overcame many of their storage challenges.
EBOOK:
Data management in the cloud enables organizations to manage data between clouds and in conjunction with on-premises storage. Access this handbook to learn 3 cloud-based data management challenges, how to make cloud data work to your benefit, how to use multi-cloud data management and protection, and more.
VIDEO:
Email management solutions are designed to simplify your email management complexities. In this brief Videocast, legendary British comic, John Cleese, explains why you should want a total email management suite.
WEBCAST:
This Webcast discusses the growing importance of data deduplication as an enabling technology that leverages cost-effective VTLs and other disk appliances to identify and eliminate redundant data.
Posted: 17 Oct 2007 | Premiered: Oct 17, 2007, 09:00 EDT (13:00 GMT)
PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
Join Independent Backup Expert W. Curtis Preston and Falconstor's Product Marketing Manager Peter Eichers as they explore common data protection challenges and what technologies can be used to address them.
