Boston, February 5th 2020 — Joe Cutroneo, CEO of DefendX Software, a worldwide leader in the management and control of unstructured file data, has been accepted into the Forbes Technology Council, an invitation-only community for world-class CIOs, CTOs and technology executives.
Are you dealing with millions (or even billions) of data files in your file storage system? Need a file management system that can help you with storage, tiering and archiving ― all without breaking the bank? This post is for you!
Aside from auditors and investigators, it’s tough to find anyone who’s too jazzed about an audit or investigation, especially if they are not adequately prepared for it. This is totally understandable, as instances of non-compliance uncovered in an audit or investigation can lead to embarrassment, reprimands, dismissals and even civil or criminal penalties.
It’s that time of year when college campuses are overrun with new students and their laptops and other devices ― a new school year has begun! But for many college IT departments, the question soon becomes how to manage this increase in file data? What is the right solution for understanding files and managing data storage? Today on Storage Insights, we’re conducting a back-to-basics course entitled, “How to Manage File Data,” featuring lessons learned from the Arts and Sciences Department of Concordia University.
DefendX Software is excited to be a part of the NetApp U.S. Public Sector Partner Summit 2018 taking place on December 11-13 at The Greenbrier, 300 W Main St, White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986.
Aside from auditors and investigators, it’s tough to find anyone who’s too jazzed about an audit or investigation, especially if they are not adequately prepared for it. This is totally understandable, as instances of non-compliance, uncovered in an audit or investigation can lead to embarrassment, reprimands, dismissals and even civil or criminal penalties.
Hyper Converged Infrastructures (HCIs) can provide an organization with agility, blistering access times, significant cost-efficiency and more, but only if these systems are correctly designed, managed and maintained. Instrumental to the ongoing maintenance is a mechanism to monitor and control resources on Network Attached Storage (NAS).
