The 3-2-1 Data Protection Rule is a backup strategy that says 3 copies of a single file must be kept at all times to protect you from data loss. The rule dictates that a user have 1 primary file stored locally, a second backup copy stored on a different type of storage media, such as optical or tape, and a third backup copy kept off-site, or in the cloud.
Latest LTO technology with up to 15TB capacity per cartridge. Featuring LTFS, WORM, encryption, and lower energy consumption.
Enterprise deduplication appliances with the power and performance needed for data centers, multi-site installations, and cloud environments.
Linear Tape File System turns tape devices into NAS shares, giving users a drag-and-drop archive without any additional software.
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Variable-length deduplication typically reduces disk backup capacity by more than 90% and allows existing networks to be used for automated DR protection.
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