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StorCentric’s Nexsan launches Unity Third Generation
3300 and 7900 enterprise class unified storage
the event of a ransomware attack, and the Data Migration
and Cloud Connector Modules, that enable enterprise
users to move data as needed for tiered storage and
optimised hybrid cloud infrastructures.
exsan, a StorCentric company and a global
N leader in unified storage solutions, has
announced the launch of its Unity Third
Generation 3300 and 7900 enterprise class unified
storage – the industry’s most powerful platform for mixed
workloads. Offering a powerful new range of features,
including Unbreakable Backup, which protects backups in
Unity is a high availability solution designed specifically
for enterprises, with the 3300 and 7900 offering flexible
hybrid and all-flash configurations for simplified expansion,
delivering core enterprise features in a single platform.
Unity meets the needs of critical business applications, with
the new platform providing significant capacity increases
in both HDD and SSD configurations and up to a 50%
performance increase over the Second Generation Unity.
Unity storage is deployed in the most demanding SAN and
NAS enterprise environments from financial institutions,
television and movie production companies, to hospitals
and national research labs. Unity supports applications
ranging from backup, virtualisation and databases, to file
sharing, video editing and more.
The advanced Unity architecture seamlessly operates
with the Assureon active data vault, providing customers
the peace of mind that their data is protected for
regulatory compliance and from security breaches
including ransomware.
RSA HELPS NEWDAY POWER FRAUD DETECTION AND
MANAGE THE GROWING DIGITAL RISKS OF ECOMMERCE
SA, a global cybersecurity
R
leader delivering businessdriven
security solutions to
help organisations manage digital risk,
has announced that NewDay, a leading
consumer credit company serving
around five million people across the
UK, has selected and deployed RSA
Adaptive Authentication for eCommerce
to deliver advanced fraud protection for
digital payments and address
the requirements of the EMV 3-D
Secure protocol. RSA Adaptive
Authentication for eCommerce
helps card issuers and payment
processors prevent more than
95% of fraud in card-not-present
(CNP) eCommerce transactions
and provide a frictionless
authentication and shopping
experience for cardholders.
In an increasingly digital world, there is
a growing consumer demand for secure
and simple eCommerce transactions.
As card issuers, payment processors
and retailers rapidly evolve digital
technologies to meet these demands,
they are faced with the challenge of
managing innovation and security.
Ambitious Digital Transformation
initiatives introduce new threats and
vulnerabilities like CNP fraud, which is
on the rise globally, and is expected
to reach US$6.4 billion by 2021 in the
USA, according to Aite Group.
With millions of daily CNP eCommerce
transactions, NewDay has selected
RSA’s fraud detection capabilities and
expertise to help provide a consistent,
convenient and secure online shopping
experience for cardholders.
RSA implemented and
delivered a flexible
solution that catered
to NewDay’s specific
regulatory considerations,
and also in line with the
Second Payment Service
Directive Strong Consumer
Authentication (PSD2 SCA)
regulation requirements.
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