SpectrumCast

ALL data must be protected, even data that is being crated and managed in the cloud by SaaS applications.  Today we talk about some things to think about when building out these applications for your organization.

Today the team talks about the administrative access to your data and your applications and how to protect these. Foundationally, this is considered a core component of Zero-trust and a key to helping ensure the right people have access to the right data and applications is by utilizing multi-factor authentication. We talk about what it is, why its necessary and Tricia also goes into a but about how Spectrum Protect and Spectrum Protect Plus provide this level of protection in these backup applications.

What is a snapshot?  What types of snapshots are there?  What kinds of snapshots are the best? This week the team talks about the different kinds of snapshots and how they can help you develop a robust data resilient environment.Randy also takes us on the first 2022 spin the wheel of misfortune and talks about the cyber threats coming out of Russia against the Ukraine.

In the 2022 inaugural episode, the team is back together to discuss, data resilience simplicity, cloud, containers and more on cyber.

This week we talk about the second most important capability when developing a robust data resilience environment, the ability to Identify and Monitor your storage for malicious activity.

In the 2022 inaugural episode of the SpectrumCast, Tricia, Randy, Sean and Steve are back at it again talking about all things Data Resilience.  This week the team discusses a few things.  First we talk about the pros and cons to having a quarterly release cycle for software.  Randy makes some great points from a couple of different articles that talk about how to maintain product velocity and another article that goes into the math that talks about the more product release cycles you have, the easier you can cut down on software defects.Next the team and I talk about 4 key functional areas that are necessary for data resilience.  These are; simplicity, cyber, cloud and containers.  Having simplicity with your data resilience solution helps to lower your overall opex and make the solution easier for every who needs to utilize a data resilience solution the ability to do so.  Its also necessary that your solution help to protect you against cyber threats, can help protect cloud and SaaS workloads and are able to help not only protect container workloads, but help others who need access to the data, be able to utilize the protected data for other business use case.

This episode covers capabilities necessary for protecting data in the cloud.  Listen as Tricia, Sean, Randy and Steve talk about what is needed for protecting data in the cloud.

IBM moves beyond modern data protection to data resilience.  Learn how a resilient data center can help meet all your business needs for safe guarding your data.