All Posts

As a CIO or CISO, you manage complex data requirements that involve balancing innovation with efficiency, productivity with employee...

Handling inactive data correctly can save you both money and legal/regulatory risk What should companies do with “leaver” data once they...

Unleashing the Power of Your Data with the Cloud Virtualization Virtualization Most organizations are drowning in data. Data resides in...

Ensuring your corporate data is always available to be restored due to ransomware attacks, natural disasters, data corruption, employee...

Unmanaged, inaccessible, unstructured data poses a challenge for effective Generative AI model training Summary: ChatGPT, Google Bard,...

Several years ago, while exhibiting at a Microsoft conference, a surprising trend began to show itself (at least to me…). Organizations...

In this blog post, I will discuss various best practices for securing end-user data after their Microsoft 365 account is reassigned or...

The central premise of this blog is that inactive data is consuming vast amounts of expensive corporate resources – and many are looking...

Many organizations still utilize on-premises file shares to store, manage, and share their department documents, inactive files, and...

Corporate legal teams are constantly juggling collecting and storing vast amounts of potentially responsive sensitive information with...

It should come as no surprise that the volume of data generated and held by organizations is growing exponentially. As a result,...

In today's data-driven world, organizations face a growing challenge in managing and storing and managing vast amounts of information...

Processing inactive unstructured data can be a significant liability for companies when responding to FOIA or eDiscovery - Learn why.

In 2023, the vast majority of companies continue to deal with growing data stores, including data from departed employees, aging legacy...

To improve your data management practices, a restorVault Data Discovery Audit is a great place to start, by finding out what data you have.

A Data Discovery involves passively scanning your Windows file servers to classify unstructured files by age, size, type & activity level