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  • MidAmerica Bank hooks up second EMC Centera

    MidAmerica Bank deploys a second EMC Centera archiving appliance for disaster recovery.  Article | 09 Mar 2006

  • Louisiana firm braces for more with better DR

    Jones Walker Law is hoping to apply to its current DR plan what it learned last year when hurricanes forced it to change its replication process on the fly.  Article | 03 Mar 2006

  • Storage Clips: HP touts medical archive customers

    HP announced two customers using its Medical Archiving Solution; Brocade sets aside SEC settlement fund.  Article | 17 Feb 2006

  • User ditches Iron Mountain for EVault

    After Iron Mountain failed to deliver its tapes during a power outage, a Canadian mattress manufacturer turned to EVault to back up its critical data.  Article | 16 Feb 2006

  • You knew it had to happen sooner or later

    Marriott's lost tapes are just the latest in a string of high-profile storage snafus. But with plenty of viable security solutions available, there's simply no excuse for these very public blunders.  Column | 14 Feb 2006

  • Storage Clips: U.K. lotto overhauls storage

    U.K. lotto turns to Glasshouse for help overhauling its storage network; Samsung is sending out samples of its Blu-ray discs to European media reviewers.  Article | 09 Feb 2006

  • BMC buys into continuous data protection

    IT management firm BMC partnered with DR startup XOsoft to sell CDP technology as part of BMC's backup software. This is the latest in a string of recent partnerships by major systems vendors around CDP, but IT pros are still trying to sift through t...  Article | 20 Jan 2006

  • Data leaks and losses abound

    Whether it was a government Web site exposing sensitive data or a bank losing a tape with 90,000 customers' Social Security numbers in the past week, there have been plenty of data security snafus.  Article | 17 Jan 2006

  • Storage Clips: NetEx, Telestra team on global WAN

    The two companies put together a network that will meet the terabyte-plus daily transmission needs of an unnamed Fortune 1000 customer.  Article | 11 Jan 2006

  • Marriott breach spotlights internal data security

    Experts say Marriott's recent data loss shows that internal data security controls may be lagging at many companies, and offer tips on how users can protect themselves better.  Article | 04 Jan 2006

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