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Business and IT Requirements for Continuous Data Protection: Protecting Information Assets With Enterprise Rewinder

Overview Effective use of scarce IT resources demands targeted, high-leverage solutions that mitigate real, identified risks. This paper outlines the characteristics that such a solution for protecting the organization's most critical applications must have - any product that lacks these characteristics cannot provide the level of protection that today's pace of business requires. While it is never desirable that things go wrong, dealing with recovery from a system crash or corruption is, of course, the whole point of the Enterprise Rewinder system. The questions that must be asked are: when disaster does strike, how difficult will it be to recover and how long will it take? With Enterprise Rewinder, the procedure is completely straightforward and quite fast.

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Publisher	CA XOsoft	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2006	Downloads	17
Format	White Papers
Topics	Data Recovery - Security, Disaster Recovery, Back-up

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