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The SSD Trap: How a Storage Solution’s Reliance on SSDs Can Impact You (Part 1 of 2)

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The SSD Trap: How a Storage Solution’s Reliance on SSDs Can Impact You (Part 1 of 2) by Pure Storage Blog As quad-level cell (QLC) NAND flash media continues to expand its prevalence into storage systems, we’re seeing increased cost-effectiveness of SSDs and with that, a drop in the deployment of traditional HDDs.

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What Is Cyber Extortion? Tips for Securing Your Data

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Zero trust architecture ensures a “never trust, always verify” approach to limit access and minimize potential damage from breaches. Tiered storage lets you manage data efficiently and cost-effectively by assigning it to different types of storage media based on its importance, frequency of access, and required performance.

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Four Data Health Best Practices to Know and Key Techniques to Deploy

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As IT departments gear up with data protection tools and tactics to secure data and adhere to compliance regulations, the role of data health in storage is often overlooked. Storage architectures do more than protect data and mitigate security risks.

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Data Mesh vs. Data Fabric: What’s the Difference?

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by Pure Storage Blog In today’s digital landscape, organizations face a wide array of data management challenges due to the increasing volume, variety, and complexity of data—and all the various apps and users who need to access that data. It provides more of a user-centric approach to data management. What Is Data Mesh?

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

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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 Create a Ransomware Recovery Plan

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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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World Backup Day Quotes from Experts for 2025

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Differentiate between data backup and retention: Understand that these are distinct processes requiring tailored solutions. Maintain detailed documentation: Keep comprehensive records of backup policies and storage media. Adopt the 3-2-1 backup rule: Retain three copies of data: the original and at least two backups.

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