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Previously, we have discussed four of HIPAA's requirements and how to choose a data backup vendor to support your HIPAA compliance efforts. Those posts can be found here:Part 1: Backup HIPAA Data Of
We've talked about the planning components of your HIPAA compliance efforts, including a data backup plan, a disaster recovery plan, and an emergency mode operation plan. If you missed those posts,
We've already addressed the HIPAA requirements for a data backup plan and a disaster recovery plan. You can find those posts here: Part 1: Backup HIPAA Data Offsite and Part 2: Data Disaster Recover
Earlier, we talked about the HIPAA requirement for a data backup plan, and features to look for when choosing a data backup vendor. If you missed that post, you can find it here: Part 1: Backup HIPA
If you are a doctor, or work in a clinic, hospital, or lab, then you already know about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and are familiar with the Security Rules comp
“How much time will I have to spend doing backups?” This is one of the most frequent questions we hear from potential clients here at Granite Mountain.
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If you provide financial services here in the U.S., you already know that a business continuity
plan is a regulatory requirement for all financial institutions. And when developing or updating
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"Virtualization" is an industry buzzword these days. But what exactly is it? How does it work? If you do a lengthy search of the Internet, you’ll find that virtualization is a term that applies to a
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
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.
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Granite Mountain Server Backup and Recovery Granite Mountain provides the most comprehensive and most secure disaster recovery and business continuity solution yet available for small a
Granite-Mountain® Server Backup and Recovery Service
Granite-Mountain solution automates and integrates the entire data protection workflow by combining automatic backup, onsite & offsite st
...lligent hardware residing on the host server which controls the transfer of data between the host and the target storage device. I ILM (Information Lifecycle Management) The process of managing...
Granite Mountain Backup and Recovery Reliable, Tape-Free Server Backup and Recovery Service for Small and Medium Businesses. Now you can expect 100% reliable server backup and recovery
...lligent hardware residing on the host server which controls the transfer of data between the host and the target storage device. I ILM (Information Lifecycle Management) The process of managing...
Granite Mountain Backup and Recovery Reliable, Tape-Free Server Backup and Recovery Service for Small and Medium Businesses. Now you can expect 100% reliable server backup and recovery
June 24, 2008 · Atlanta, GA
June 26, 2008 · San Francisco, CA
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At Granite Mountain, we provide True Business Continuity as a core component of our Backup & Disaster Recovery solution. Combine Microsoft Storage Server with our onsite Network Attached Storage (NAS) device and you have full server virtualization. This allows a server which has failed to be restored on the NAS as a virtual image giving you a standby server in less than hour. Since the total image of the server is being restored no configuration changes are needed as the virtual image has the same properties, IP address, NetBIOS name as the failed server and backups continue to happen even when running the virtual image. When new hardware/spares arrive, the virtual image can be shutdown and the latest backup image can be used to perform a bare metal install on the new hardware.
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