Legacy Data Management Burdens Enterprises

Traditional data management isn’t designed for digital business. When the global pandemic forced organizations to transition to remote workforces, ransomware attackers thrived. For many, it was the age-old adage scenario “so much data, so little time.” But now enterprises are becoming savvier about collapsing silos to prevent ransomware and do more with data. They’re modernizing data management — many preferring in the hybrid cloud — to strengthen their cyber resilience.

By taking this important modernization step forward, they are overcoming critical challenges of legacy data management solutions, including:

• Complex data management — In a multicloud/hybrid cloud environment, teams have had to manage many products (each with its own management console) from different vendors which increase total cost of ownership (TCO).

• Cyberattack vulnerable — Isolated data and siloed tools provide little visibility into ransomware entering environments.

• Lack of system intelligence — Without artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) features, teams have frequently been unable to analyze behaviors and offer data-driven intelligence to the business.

• High costs —Because older systems are dependent on master, media, and target storage, they can be expensive and burdensome on IT staff.

• Limited scalability —Adding more data often requires forklift system upgrades.

• Lengthy RPOs/RTOs — Data and file recoveries can be time and resource constraining actions.

The Key to Digital Resilience is Next-Gen Data Management

• Helps eliminates siloed infrastructure — Consolidates infrastructure silos into a single, easy-to-use platform

• Seamless Integration into environment — Easily deployed on a wide range of certified servers, it seamlessly integrates into existing infrastructure (e.g., as NFS storage to third party backup products)

• Protection from cyberattacks — With built-in AI-powered insights for threat detection and instant mass restore of data at scale, businesses reduce risk

• Simplified management —Visibility and control over global operations — across core, cloud, and edge locations — with a single UI and one-click policies

• Reduced TCO and pay-as-you-grow model* — Utility-based pricing provides financial flexibility

• Cloud-agnostic — Bridges on-premises and public clouds (e.g. AWS, Azure, GCP) with cloud-agnostic capabilities, delivering cost-effective use cases such as long-term retention, storage tiering, disaster recovery (DR), and agile test/dev

• Powered by AI insights —Leverages AI/ML techniques to provide data insight

• Third-party extensible — Supported integrations and add-on marketplace apps strengthen security postures and ease workflows