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It is true, Fibre Channel is “THE” technology if you want a super-fast storage infrastructure. It been around for years, if not decades. Designed to use and supported mission-critical applications, Fibre Channel is a proven technology. It just people think it confusing and settle for iSCSI. Do not be fooled, this tech is proven with

• reliability
• scalability
• RAW IOPS speed
• performance

Ready to handle the ever-growing demand for fast storage to run VMs and applications.

With 32GIG Host Bus Adapters, Fibre Channel solutions is in our opinion the only connectivity that can take full advantage of:

• All Flash Arrays
• Non-Volatile Memory Express over Fibre Channel available

So, take some time a do your research or reach out to us in order to find more how this technology can change the way you perform backups and run you VM infrastructure.

Why is Fiber channel gaining traction?

Simple! storage needs are consistently faster speeds. With the latest Flash memory-based storage there has been a huge increased in performance that next gen storage systems can provide. SSDs drive with NVMe connectors and interface are now so fast, that the event the fastest storage (Besides Fibre channel) just cant keep up. Believe it, the servers has become the new bottleneck.

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Data security is now the most important thing for any business that relies on the information that they consume produce or provide.
No matter what you do what type of business or industry encrypting your database is no longer a should it’s a must.

If your database is not encrypted you have several options you can purchase a third party software or if you’re planning on migrating to the cloud well I got good news for you.

Most cloud providers offer encryption for any database that is residing within their platform.

• 4.1: Maintain an inventory of sensitive Information
• 4.2: Isolate systems storing or processing sensitive information
• 4.3: Monitor and block unauthorized transfer of sensitive information
• 4.4: Encrypt all sensitive information in transit
• 4.5: Use an active discovery tool to identify sensitive data
• 4.6: Use Azure RBAC to control access to resources
• 4.7: Use host-based data loss prevention to enforce access control
• 4.8: Encrypt sensitive information at rest
• 4.9: Log and alert on changes to critical Azure resources

Above are just a some of the types of data control Microsoft and Azure can offer.

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Contact one of our Azure specialist and start encrypting now