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Permabit Meets Archiving & Storage Needs for Every Industry
Information retention and protection are critical issues that impact every industry in unique ways. Complying with cross industry regulations such as Sarbanes–Oxley (SOX) or with industry–specific government regulations, such as HIPAA, requires the ability to store growing volumes of different data types. This must also be accomplished in a cost–effective manner, organizations require a scalable, secure, and flexible storage solution that retains information for specific periods of time and ensures the data does not change.
The Permabit Enterprise Archive™ meets these diverse data storage requirements of a wide range of industries, with a solution that offers:
Cost Savings — Using Permabit’s built–in SDR, offers effective cost of less than $1 per gigabyte–lower than any other disk–based archive solution in the industry.
Massive Scalability — Up to petabytes of raw storage that seamlessly grows as your need for more storage expands.
High Availability — To ensure you always have access to archived data.
Reliable Protection — Leveraging patented RAIN–EC technology that is more effective than any other data protection solution available today.
WORM Retention — Integrated in the Permabit solution, provides a flexible, powerful way to lock down data to insure immutability and deliver chain–of–custody proof with content certificates.
Health Monitoring — To anticipate faults and proactively manage solutions in advance of failure.
Replication — For further protection of data locally or in remote sites.
With the above criteria met, Permabit answers diverse industry needs by delivering a cost effective way to protect data, define specific retention periods, assure continuous access, and when necessary, encrypt and lock down the data.
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Financial Industries — The financial industry has developed numerous retention policies and media preferences (SEC rule 17a–4) as well as encryption security and data destruction policies (Gramm–Leach Bliley). Given the dynamics of 2008/2009, increased data management and protection are expected as new regulations evolve. |
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Healthcare — Since 1996, healthcare organizations have operated under HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), a set of federal regulations impacting how information is retained. The healthcare industry is expected to see rapid changes in expanded regulation in 2009 that will likely require the secure retention of more data with added policies and standards. Non–compliance, as several healthcare providers have recently experienced, can result heavy fines. |


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