FalconStor Blog
How Our Data Protection Journey Continues in 2021 and Beyond
In late 2017, a new team set out to reinvent FalconStor by modernizing data backup and archival for enterprises and managed service providers.
The State of Enterprise Backup Today
More than 400 attendees took the time to answer several critical questions, and their answers portray data protection in the midst of a huge transition, underscoring how important Veeam and cloud-based data protection are today.
Ransomware Attacks Growing In 2020
In this article, we present you some of the latest Ransomware attacks that we have seen so far in 2020.
Remote Data Management and Employee Safety: Why FalconStor is Helping Enterprises Replace Physical Tape
From the Desk of Todd Brooks, CEO FalconStor
FalconStor VTL Improves Tape Backup Efficiency with Wasabi
FalconStor StorSafe™ Virtual Tape Library (VTL) technology with deduplication is a disk-based solution that modernizes the tape archive environment. Together with Wasabi cloud object storage, enterprises can improve the performance of their long-term archive operations.
Leveraging FalconStor Virtual Tape Library (VTL) to Eliminate Physical Tape Rotation
Many organizations, due to prior investments, are dependent on and still leveraging physical tape libraries to backup and archive business-critical data and applications. However, the challenges many organizations face, with decades-old tape technologies, are performance challenges to meet the ever-growing backup data volume, increasing capital requirements, and the lack of flexibility and scalability of tape systems.
From the Desk of Todd Brooks – FalconStor Understands…Is Prepared and Looking Forward!
The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented challenges for each of us personally and commercially. We know that you and your teams have been heads-down protecting your employees, developing contingency plans, serving your customers, and ensuring your organization is prepared to weather this storm.
The 100-year Archive and the Data Preservation Explosion—Part Three: The Impending “Data-Centric” Storage Revolution
Part Three: The Impending “Data-Centric” Storage Revolution
The 100-year Archive and the Data Preservation Explosion—Part Two: Containers, containers everywhere, Nor any bit to store
Part Two: Containers, containers everywhere, Nor any bit to store