Myspace Data Loss – Some Questions
While it’s been murmuring in the background, and something affected users have been well aware of for a while, over…
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While it’s been murmuring in the background, and something affected users have been well aware of for a while, over…
Let’s consider a theoretical scenario: your business has been hit by Ransomware, and a chunk of data on a fileserver…
As an organisation becomes more mature in their dealings with cloud they recognise that certain cloud decisions (AWS vs Azure,…
Docker: it’s where all the cool kids are playing these days (or so I’m told). It’s certainly got some good…
Introduction There’s always been a few different methods for database backups. Adding to the mix of course, businesses can have…
When Data Domain OS 6.2 was released, one of the new features enabled for virtual edition (DDVE) was support for…
Public Cloud is one of those things that works great until it doesn’t. Now, there’s a lot of reasons why…
I really love adaptive backup processes – that is, NetWorker and Avamar’s functions around defining dynamic selections of resources to be…
itnews Australia is reporting on a DLA Piper analysis of GDPR operations within Europe since it came into law in…
In November last year I posted a script and descriptions for use to allow NetWorker to backup RedHat/CentOS KVM images…
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