HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley, and Gramm-Leach-Bliley
Granite Mountain's data backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity solutions are designed to respond to the various data backup and sec
...s of a building to fire, data should be rapidly retrievable from one of your offsite data centers and then restore d to you at a new location, allowing you to quickly resume services.
We have to ...
...saster recovery
plan, because HIPAA requires that you "establish (and implement as needed) procedures to restore any loss of data."
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Earlier, we talked about the HIPAA require...
...t you look for the following features when you're shopping for a data backup provider:
Backups and restore s should be fully-automated. This eliminates the need for manual data handling.
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...rsquo;ll no longer have to backup manually. In fact, you won’t need to monitor the system or do data restore s either, because we do all that for you as well. If anything goes wrong at any stage ...
... the same way.
What happens, then, if your server fails? With NAS virtualization, a failed server can be restore d on the NAS as a virtual image, giving you a standby server in just over an hour. The...
...age Server 2003 R2 based
Can be used to backup up to 2 Servers
Virtual Restore Speed - 1-1.2GB per minute
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Stored at two XO high availability data centers in Phoenix and Baltimore.
3 encrypted copies of backup images are stored at the data centers with data stored on mirrored SAN at the primary
In the event of catastrophe or server hardware failure we can perform a bare metal restore to dissimilar hardware by manipulating the HAL Layer (Hardware Abstraction Layer) to install the proper drive
10.
Restoration
(server-backup-data-recovery/Disaster Recovery)
...orm backups. Your client’s data will not be hosted at the collocation facility. If one file is being restore d, the Volume Mount restoration process is quite simple and takes very little time. Th...
The NAS comes with a built-in virtualization software. This allows a server which has failed to be restore d on the NAS as a virtual image giving the customer a standby server in less than hour (in mos
Granite Mountain’s total BDR Solution is monitored and managed 24x7 by our NOC Team. Once the NAS unit arrives you place it in the LAN, establish an internet connection and call our NOC and we&r
Each NAS device, depending on the model, can be configured to backup from one single server up to eight servers. Multiple NAS devices can be placed on a LAN. As each backup occurs the data is secur
Data transmission itself occurs over your client’s internet connection and can easily be configured to minimize bandwidth consumption. Our NAS leverages Adaptive Bandwidth Throttling, whic
Granite Mountains BDR solution is based on the Incremental Forever technology, which allows more restore points than a traditional tape backup. An initial base image backup of the server is take
16.
Security
(server-backup-data-recovery/Disaster Recovery)
Encryption is an important step in the process of transmitting data between the NAS and the remote sites because it greatly reduces the risk of data loss incidents that plague magnetic tape and
A NAS must be placed at each location with a Windows 2000, 2003 or 2008 server on a LAN. Multiple NAS’s can be placed on the same LAN.
Each selected Server must be completely imaged.
...centers where your data will be automatically and securely vaulted and remain encrypted.
Fast Online Restore s – Drastically speeds up data restoration in cases of a common cause of data lo...
...y site fail before the data has been written to the secondary site. See also replication. B Backup/Restore A two step process. Information is first copied to non-volatile disk or tape media. I...
...VERY PLANNING
features
NAS specifics
Offsite Remote Storage
Bare Metal Restore to Dissimilar Hardware
Restoration
Near-line Disaster Recovery and Fail O...
