This whitepaper demonstrates how organizations can prevent the four leading causes of data breach by exploiting their existing investment at the Content Aware gateways for a fraction of the cost of “pure-play” DLP solutions.

Livewire™ from Double-Take® Software provides whole-server data protection that simplifies the restoration process and reduces the time and effort involved with server recovery.

This paper examines the primary data threats that currently cause concern to Chief Security Officers and IT mangement within enterprises and recommends best-practice techniques to minimize and overcome risks to data security.

Is Your Data At Risk? Why physical security is insufficient for laptop computers

Many information managers have concluded that basic, usually folder-based search-and-retrieval functions in their email applications are simply not enough to rise to the challenge, and a state-of-the-art-email storage facility with enhanced retrieval and management capabilities is the only solution.

Brocade StorageX replication capabilities help protect data while optimizing resource utilization. This paper focuses on the Brocade StorageX replication solution.

Virtual Recovery Assistant, a new enhancement to Double-Take, that simplifies the process of migrating to VMware ESX virtual machines.

Virtual server technologies provide companies with the ability to do more with less, enabling the consolidation of data and applications onto a single server. The result is reduced costs, simplified IT management, and minimised space requirements.

This white paper explores the concept of “recoverability” which involves layers of protection that not only mitigate the risk of data
loss, but, importantly, maintain the health and uptime of systems and applications. Click here to read more.

Double-Take Software make it possible to reliably and cost-effectively back up branch offices from a central location, in real-time to disk or tape – and even utilise existing tape backup solutions.

The Case Against Tape Backup and the Evolution of Branch Office Data Protection. This whitepaper explores the high cost, complexity and potentially dangerous shortcomings of a strategy based only on tape backup.

Although common place and can be seen as a boom to productivity, this white paper looks how the increase of personal storage devices brought into the workplace and the subsequent thereat to your organisations security.

This document will address SOX requirements that affect a company's data infrastructure, including the means of securing data collected and maintained by the company.

Oorganizations which process information about credit and debit cards must comply with PCI DSS. This document will analyze the requirements set out in PCI DSS and how organisations can achieve compliance with this standard much more effectively.

This white paper will review the requirements of the HIPAA Security Rule, which has an impact on a company's information infrastructure and the security means used therein.

One of the key new requirements of Basel II is that banks must manage and cover operational risks, including IT threats and employees. This document will analyse this requirements of BASEL II and its influence it on your companies IT infrastructure.

The payments industry is changing as competitive pressures, regulatory burdens and customer entitlements increase.This paper shows how the IBM System z can be an indispensable asset to financial institutions confronting payments challenges today.

Log Management is increasing in importance for regulatory compliance and overall enterprise availability monitoring and security. Ten questions you should ask Security Event Management vendors about the differences between comprehensive Log Management and more narrowly focused Security Management.

This white paper discusses the challenges organizations face in complying with PCI and how effective LMI can simplify the compliance process while helping to improve enterprise security. It gives suggestions on how to prepare for a PCI audit and improve your chances of achieving on-going compliance.

Electronic disclosure is now a standard component of the civil litigation process, fostered by a growing awareness amongst counsel and the bench that nearly all evidence is digital. This paper examines the current electronic disclosure (eDisclosure) landscape and the challenges companies face in dealing with broken processes.