Expert analysis

Given massive data growth across all industries, Information Lifecycle Management or ILM has become accepted as a critical business goal many organisations hope to achieve …

One of the central ingredients of Web 2.0 applications is Ajax encompassed by JavaScripts. This phase of evolution has transformed the Web into a superplatform. Not …

The centralization of branch office servers and storage enables enterprises to more effectively manage and secure critical business information. By moving servers out of …

Not a day goes by without some story hitting the wires about yet another piece of confidential information appearing in somebody’s inbox. Confidential emails, files, …

Today, industry trends are forcing security in the data center to be re-thought. In particular, the trend towards consolidation results in increasingly centralised data …

Computers have become an integral part of our lives. Every day more and more users and organizations use them to store data which is a type of property. Although most people …

Since the start of his career, Marc Vaillant has always worked in the high-tech sector, holding positions in companies of various sizes. Before joining Criston, he was Chief …

Data protection strategies have become significantly more complex in recent years. Companies that used to rely on a single-vendor tape backup solution are now using disk-based …

Web 2.0 is the novel term coined for new generation Web applications. start.com, Google maps, Writely and MySpace.com are a few examples. The shifting technological landscape …

In the struggle to ensure data protection, reduce backup windows, and manage costs – both capital and operational – IT managers face increasing challenges. …

“Oh my God, I’m never doing anything on-line again!,” is a common reaction to one of my web application hacking presentations. Recently I’ve been …

Enterprise requirements for business-continuity and disaster-recovery solutions continue to grow more demanding. An example can be found in the drive to lengthen the distances …