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Sep 14, 2007 |
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Qsent needed to shore up its disaster recovery strategy. This meant sending backup tapes – each with more than 2.5 terabytes of data – between data centers and storing them offsite. To keep all its data safe and secure, Qsent chose NeoScale’s CryptoStor wire-speed tape security appliance to encrypt and decrypt data. |
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Backup And Recovery
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Compliance
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Data Protection
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Database Security
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Disaster Recovery
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Encryption
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Network Security Appliance
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When Qsent was selected by six major wireless carriers to create and manage the first-of-its-kind nationwide 411 directory service for cellular telephone numbers, the company realized that it needed to shore up its disaster recovery strategy. This meant sending backup tapes – each with more than 2.5 terabytes of data – between data centers and storing them offsite. To keep all its data safe and secure, Qsent chose NeoScale’s CryptoStor wire-speed tape security appliance to encrypt and decrypt data. Since turning to NeoScale, Qsent has been able to:Keep sensitive information secure at all timesImplement different levels of security for onsite and offsite tape storageEncrypt and decrypt data without impacting back-up processes
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