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How Zerto Helps State, Local and Education Solve and Scale Data Protection

Zerto

IT professionals serving state, local and education entities have a tremendous responsibility. Tasked with keeping data protected from bad actors while ensuring IT systems operate without disruption is not for the faint of heart. Seeking help planning or updating your data protection strategy?

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What Is a Data Mesh and How Do You Implement It?

Pure Storage

A data mesh is a novel approach to data management that revolutionizes how organizations handle data. It advocates for breaking down data silos and organizing data by specific domains. These teams become accountable for their data domains. This empowers them to make faster data-driven decisions.

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Object vs. Block Storage: Key Differences, Benefits, and How to Choose

Pure Storage

Block Storage: Key Differences, Benefits, and How to Choose by Pure Storage Blog Summary The right data storage architecture is critical for meeting data requirements, performance needs, and scalability goals. Unlike file and block storage, which rely on hierarchies and paths, object storage stores data in a flat address space.

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How to Implement Threat Modeling in Your DevSecOps Process

Pure Storage

Tampering: Tampering refers to the ability of an attacker to modify data or software without detection. This can be a serious threat to data integrity and system availability. Assets that are vulnerable to tampering include software binaries, configuration files, and data in transit. Regularly change default credentials.

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How to Create a Ransomware Recovery Plan

Pure Storage

Traditionally experts have recommended the “3-2-1 rule,” where you keep at least three copies of your data, with two copies on different storage media and at least one copy offsite. Ransomware recovery ultimately hinges on the robustness of an organization’s data storage and the resiliency architecture described above.

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How Can Blockchain Be Used in Data Storage and Auditing?

Pure Storage

This level of transparency and security is invaluable in industries like finance and healthcare , where regulatory compliance and data integrity are critical. Every transaction, every piece of data stored on a blockchain, is time-stamped and linked to the previous one, creating a chain of events that can be easily traced.

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What to Expect at the 6th Annual Insight Jam LIVE!: Strategies for AI Impact December 10-13

Solutions Review

an independent industry analyst, delves into the critical data management foundations necessary to support AI initiatives. This keynote highlights the data quality, governance, and architecture requirements that enable AI to deliver accurate, reliable, and impactful results in real-world applications. Philip Russom, Ph.D.,