Disaster Recovery stories - Page 2

It may be 2020 but many organisations still rely on a manual call tree to disseminate accurate information to ensure staff safety. >>

Veeam Backup for AWS v2 is now available on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace, complementing Veeam’s recent AWS Storage Competency status achievement.>>

The University of Auckland has partnered with disaster recovery firm Datrium to modernise its infrastructure by leveraging the cloud and unifying compute, storage, backup and disaster recovery.>>

New features include active disaster recovery built on new continuous replication technology and unified block and file capabilities.>>

The SaaS solution provides fully automated failback processes to minimise business downtime and prevent human errors from occurring during DR scenarios.>>

The new solutions combine anti-ransomware and other threat-protection tech with immutable backup and disaster recovery capabilities.>>

Nutanix has released several new capabilities within its hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) software and AHV hypervisor this week.>>

With businesses becoming increasingly data-driven, and cloud-based technology making data more available, losing a critical system risks financial and reputational impact. >>

“With Zerto 8.0, our mission is to deliver IT resilience everywhere, by introducing a range of new and powerful features along with deeper integration with market-leading public cloud providers.">>

A PagerDuty survey says that 42% of firms only uncover major technology issues from their customers. >>

Zerto is continuing to build out its presence in the A/NZ channel, signing on 17 new partners in the region in 2019 and bringing its total partner count in A/NZ to 209.>>

Overnight, your dynamic workforce just got even more dynamic - and not in the ways that anyone particularly wants.>>

"This is the biggest release in the history of Veeam, creating the simplest solution for hybrid-cloud environments.”>>

The new technology provides real-time maps of the Kangaroo Island fire-front, supporting the efforts of the Australian Army and relief and recovery operations teams on the ground.>>

VyOS is an open-source network OS that provides a wide range of features for any network, from a small business to an Internet service provider worldwide.>>

The seven new AWS Outpost regions include Asia (Hong Kong & Singapore), Middle East (Bahrain), Europe (London, Paris, Stockholm), and Canada (central).>>

This announcement is part of the company’s strategic efforts to drive innovation and develop new services to improve the efficiency and stability for customers, according to a statement.>>

Hillstone Networks is helping Bank of China Macau improve disaster prevention and disaster response initiatives, with the goal of achieving 24/7/365 availability without compromising security or performance.>>

BitSight for Fourth-Party enables customers to identify areas of business and cyber risk. It does this by automatically pinpointing connections between any organisation, its business partners, and potentially risky fourth parties.>>

BridgeClimb deployed RingCentral Office and RingCentral Contact Centre Solutions across its entire staff in October 2019 – a rollout that took just seven weeks.>>

Robust data protection needs to come in a package that protects virtual, physical, and cloud environments.>>

68% of respondents have a ransomware recovery plan, yet almost a quarter (23%) don’t test those plans, and 46% test them once a year or less.>>

Hitit will adopt IBM’s infrastructure, including availability zones, to serve as the primary back-up to its on-premises data centre for resiliency and disaster recovery.>>

“This past year, infrastructure trends focused on how technologies like AI or edge computing might support rapidly growing infrastructure and support business needs at the same time.">>