Protecting and destroying your data are both equally important with backup.
About Regulatory Compliance
Backup Technology eases the complications of Regulatory Compliance issues by establishing retention rules. It is possible to select a time period for which various data types need to be held securely for regulatory compliance and business best practice.
“Help your business achieve compliance with all regular rectory bodies. ”
This gives you the peace of mind that not only is all of your data protected offsite and available for restore, but retained and archived for your designated time period in a fully automated secure process.
Critically, Backup Technology allows all public and private sector organisations to simplify compliance with Data Protection, HIPAA, PCI, DSS, FSA requests under the Freedom of Information Act. The demand for F1PS-140-20 can be met if required. By providing effective backup and archiving, you will not only meet but exceed all data accessibility challenges.
Compliance regulations do not distinguish data center data from remote site data, both must be accounted for. Many companies admit that with their existing tape backup and recovery systems, responding to a request for data might take days or weeks. Protracted searches can mean not being able to satisfy regulatory requests or not producing data in time to fend off litigation.
Destroying of data
Destroying data on time is just as important as securely retaining it. Long term archiving, is a critical element of controlling backup and archive copies of data as part of the total lifecycle of the data.
If you think you have destroyed certain data, but there is a long-lost backup copy left behind, it could impose unnecessary risk. Being able to align your backup retention policies with primary data retention policies is essential.
Overview and benefits of Regularity Compliance
- Multiple retention rules can be enforced on various types of data
- Data is stored off site and restorable at all times.
- Recovery time is a priority regardless of data age.
- Destroying data is just as essential as making it secure.
- Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO) are key, this enables any file to be recovered from any time, within your business time requirements.
