by VAST | Aug 20, 2020 | Cohesity, Data Protection
Backups have always been an important protective measure for businesses, and now with the threat of ransomware, backups are even more important. Secure backups guarantee that a business will be able to recover even if ransomware encrypts its production files. Modern...
by VAST | Aug 18, 2020 | Cohesity, Data Protection
Whether or not your business is formally doing big data projects, you’ve got more data stored in more places. For many, it’s a struggle to cope with the challenges of managing a steady increase in the volume of data that needs to be backed up. A modern backup solution...
by VAST | Jul 14, 2020 | Cohesity
Would you build an addition to your house when you ran out of closet space? Of course not; you’d sort through your closet and discard items that are old or duplicates. You might buy one of those storage bags that vacuums out the air to compress the space required. Yet...
by Michael Boehl | Apr 27, 2020 | Cloud, Cohesity
When hyperconverged infrastructure first became popular, it was popular largely to support specific use cases. Have a remote office or want to support virtual desktop infrastructure? Hyperconverged infrastructure was (and remains) a great fit. But today,...
by Michael Boehl | Mar 27, 2020 | Amazon Web Services, Business Continuity, Cloud, Cohesity, Data Protection, Google Cloud Platform, Infrastructure, Microsoft Azure, Multi-Cloud, Veeam
Many businesses are conducting an unplanned stress test of their disaster recovery and business continuity plans as the COVID-19 crisis forces non-essential employees to work from home. Remote access and virtual desktop infrastructure are key elements of that...
by Michael Boehl | Aug 19, 2019 | Cohesity, Hybrid Cloud, Infrastructure
The benefits of hyperconverged infrastructure make it a good fit for many different data center projects. It can lower your total cost of ownership, increase the productivity of your IT team, and help you bring cloud’s advantages into the data center. Use cases where...
