Brian T. Horowitz is a writer and editor covering enterprise IT, innovation and the intersection of technology and government. For William Mann, CISO of West Chester, Pa., a borough 25 miles west of ...

Once upon a time, when the earliest spy satellites were developed, there wasn’t an easy way to send high-quality image data over the air. The satellites would capture images on film and dump out ...

As AI systems accumulate learned behaviors, custom embeddings, and agent logic that traditional backup tools aren't built to ...

Data loss is a nightmare for any computer user, and Linux users are no exception. Despite the robust architecture of Linux operating systems, disasters can strike in the form of accidental deletions, ...

Finding out whether backup and recovery systems work well is more complicated than just knowing how long backups and restores take; agreeing to a core set of essential metrics is the key to properly ...

Backups are often treated as the safety net of business continuity. Something goes wrong, a server fails, a user deletes a ...