Arcserve are excited to announce the release of Arcserve Unified Data Protection (UDP) 9.0. Arcserve UDP 9.0 future-proofs every data infrastructure with robust protection for every type of workload. The solution combines complete data protection, including advanced cybersecurity protection with Sophos Intercept X Advanced, immutable storage, tape backup, and scalable onsite and offsite business continuity.
A recent independent research study of IT decision makers (ITDMS) commissioned by Arcserve found that 83 percent of respondents have a data resilience strategy. But only 23 percent have a comprehensive approach, and nearly half (45 percent) of organizations facing data loss couldn’t recover all their data. Those that experienced permanent data loss likely couldn’t maintain business continuity, often because their disaster recovery plans weren’t up to date, tested, and well documented.
Designed to strengthen Arcserve’s Unified Data Resilience platform, Arcserve UDP 9.0 has unique features, enhancements, and product updates, including:
You can choose a cloud-based management console (Cloud Console) or an on-premises private management console to suit your operational needs. Cloud Console is multitenant with enhanced security offered via Arcserve Identity Services.
Enhanced availability, durability, and scalability with the ability to store Arcserve UDP backups directly on Amazon S3, Wasabi, or Google Cloud Storage. Lowers TCO and enhances DR support with cloud-based offsite safe stores.
A variety of protection benefits, such as agentless backups via RMAN, Assured Recovery, and others, will now be available for Oracle DB on Solaris. You can now perform a restore of an entire Oracle Pluggable Database (PDB) or granularly restore Oracle PDB Tablespaces to their original location.
Improved granularity with point-In-time recovery for SQL Server, allowing database recovery to any transaction point between two recovery points. Restore integrity by running a consistency check to ensure the data retrieved represents usable data.
“The data resilience of organizations of all sizes is constantly challenged with the volumes and types of data they need to manage, protect, and secure,” said Florian Malecki, executive vice president of marketing at Arcserve. “Arcserve UDP 9.0 takes data resilience to the next level delivering enhanced data protection, performance reliability, and management. By offering complete ransomware resilience in one solution, Arcserve UDP 9.0 helps our partners drive customer value and growth opportunities in this burgeoning market.”
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Netwrix, a vendor that delivers effective and accessible cybersecurity to any organization, has released new versions of six products since October 2023 and expanded its offering with data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities. The enhancements further help customers face digital threats with confidence by enabling them to identify and protect sensitive data as well as to detect, respond to, and recover from attacks.
Eden Prairie, MN – January 3, 2024 – Arcserve®, the world’s most experienced provider of backup, recovery, and immutable storage solutions for unified data protection against ransomware and disasters, today announced that its Arcserve ShadowProtect SPX solution has been named the best Windows backup solution for SMBs by PC Magazine in its annual roundup of backup software.
This prestigious recognition underscores Arcserve’s commitment to delivering best-in-class data protection for small and medium-sized businesses. Arcserve ShadowProtect SPX simplifies backup and recovery with an intuitive interface, automated scheduling, and robust disaster recovery capabilities.
PC Magazine praised Arcserve ShadowProtect SPX for its:
Source: www.arcserve.com
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