Ben Gitenstein | Source | Vice President Of Product Management at Qumulo
Ben Gitenstein
-
They’re looking to get rid of their data centers. They want out of their data centers and they’re looking for large scale file storage in Azure so that they can move all their applications up.
-
It's a way for customers to understand all the tools they have at their disposal to keep their data safe. Threats are always evolving, attackers' techniques are always evolving, and our customers' attack surfaces are always expanding
-
Recover Q provides our customers a radically simple solution to add an additional layer of strategic defence that helps mitigate attacks and provides the ability to seamlessly recover if one occurs.
-
Keep ransomware at bay: Qumulo’s in-house backup, recovery and DR-as-a-Service – Blocks and Files
Scale-out filesystem supplier Qumulo is offering its own data protection and cloud-based disaster recovery facilities, saying it protects against ransomware and customers no longer need expensive secondary data centres for disaster recovery (DR). Qumulo’s new Recover Q software is positioned as for business continuity and DR defence against ransomware. Ben Gitenstein, VP of Product at […]
Article -
Qumulo consolidates data protection features into Recover Q
Qumulo launches Recover Q, a repackaging of existing Qumulo Core capabilities that help customers defend against and recover from ransomware attacks.
Article -
Qumulo Debuts QaaS, a File Lake on the Azure Cloud
Organizations that want to store large amounts of file data in the cloud and access them via NFS and SMB protocol may be interested in QaaS, a hosted
Article
-
Qumulo
Vice President Of Product Management