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  • Iron Mountain swallows LiveVault

    Records management giant, Iron Mountain has acquired online service backup company LiveVault for $42M.  Article

  • EMC Centera channel charges ahead

    Security analytics firm SenSage is the latest company to resell EMC's Centera archiving product, bringing the total number of resellers of this product to well over 100.  Article

  • Atempo fleshes out security with backup

    Users and analysts say that in the right circumstances software-based security can offer some advantages, despite the performance hit.  Article

  • Checklist: First steps for limiting your downtime

    Keeping downtime to a minimum requires forethought, preparation and practice. This checklist covers what you need to do to win the downtime battle.  Tip

  • IBM steps up mainframe encryption

    Users and analysts say IBM's recent encryption software for zSeries mainframes is useful -- but what they really want is encryption in tape library hardware, expected in 2006.  Article

  • Symantec fixes 'critical' Veritas flaw

    Attackers could launch malicious code by exploiting a security hole in Veritas NetBackup servers and clients. But Symantec has released a fix.  Article

  • Hurricane Katrina sparks data privacy concerns

    Microsoft posted private citizens' data online to help reunite families in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina, raising concerns over privacy in these extraordinary circumstances.  Article

  • Onaro adds DR to SAN diagnostic tool

    Onaro SANScreen software extends to DR sites as well as the primary SAN. Analysts say it remains an ideal SAN management tool -- for those that can afford it.  Article

  • WAN and disk emerging in remote office backups

    The landscape of remote backup is quickly changing. Remote offices are making the shift from traditional tape backups to disk-based data transfers. Centralized IT staffs are leveraging more intelligent software products to manage remote backup proced...  Article

  • bare metal restore

    In disaster recovery, a bare metal restore is the process of reformatting a computer from scratch after a catastrophic failure.  Definition

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