The storage industry is constantly reinventing itself. Not long ago, all-flash storage was the latest technology for improving storage performance, and discussions became heated over whether the cloud would take over the role of managing data from storage vendors and how those vendors would survive the change.

Today, those conversations seem quaint as the storage industry looks for ever better ways to manage and protect data while making data work whether it is on-premises or in the cloud. That calls for new technologies to manage data migration, ensure persistent data in containers is protected, and data is available from anywhere or is sealed within national borders.

Cloud Daddy

President, Chief Product Officer, Co-founder: Joe Merces

Cloud Daddy was founded specifically to provide secure backup and disaster recovery for Amazon Web Services environments and is an Amazon Technology Partner. The Princeton, N.J.-based company provides cloud-native capabilities including A.I. alerting, anti-malware and anti-ransomware intelligent threat detection, and infrastructure management to help AWS clients of any size protect and manage data across public, private, government, and hybrid clouds. Its multi-layer backup and disaster recovery capabilities protect data in AWS EC2, EBS, RDS databases, DynamoDB, and Aurora RedShift clusters with cross-region encryption, file-level recovery, and cost-aware backup and replication.

Source Credit: CRN