How OwnBackup is solving SaaS backup and recovery challenges

Within the fashionable enterprise world, it’s much less a query of in case your providers will go down, however when.

Most companies incorrectly assume that the cloud supplier will deal with restoration, however the onus of that’s really placed on the enterprise, in response to Adrian Kunzle (pictured), chief expertise officer at OwnBackup Ltd. 

“You’ve received to be on 24/7, proper? You’ll be able to’t afford to have methods down, whether or not that’s your public web site and even issues your salespeople are utilizing,” Kunzle mentioned. “On the information aspect, we speak so much with our prospects about restoration, not a lot about backup. Backup is in our identify, however our product known as Get well.

Kunzle spoke with theCUBE trade analysts Lisa Martin and Dave Vellante on the latest AWS re:Invent convention, throughout an unique broadcast on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. They mentioned the significance of knowledge restoration and backups and controlling entry to information. (* Disclosure beneath.)

The significance of knowledge administration and restoration

A latest survey performed by OwnBackup revealed {that a} typical Salesforce surroundings incorporates round 2,000 fields that comprise delicate information. Round 85% of the customers of the matrix have entry to a few of these fields, managing these customers and having a good suggestion of who has entry to which fields, in response to Kunzle.

“That’s a part of what our Secure product brings to the desk; it helps you perceive who can see what and why they will see it,” he said.

Utilizing OwnBackup could seem an pointless expense for a lot of CIOs, but the price of having extra correct and safe information can result in value financial savings and higher model repute down the road, Kunzle identified. If a complete enterprise is basing giant choices on mentioned information, can a worth on its accuracy, he requested?

“If you’ve received lacking information or inaccurate information, you’re making suboptimal choices,” Kunzle defined. 

Right here’s the entire video interview, a part of SiliconANGLE’s and theCUBE’s protection of AWS re:Invent:

(* Disclosure: OwnBackup Ltd. sponsored this section of theCUBE. Neither OwnBackup nor different sponsors have editorial management over content material on theCUBE or SiliconANGLE.)

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