Cyberattacks, in particular, bring unique challenges for both protecting and recovering data. Modern threats are blurring the lines between data management and security use cases, subsequently driving tighter integration between storage and security tooling. Albert Einstein College of Medicine has implemented an architecture that fuses together these requirements of security, data resiliency, high availability and high performance.
In this session, we'll describe Einstein's architecture and how it addresses these challenges for both data resiliency and security while achieving its data serving requirements. If you have similar requirements, this reference architecture can help you discover the concepts, functionality and tools you need to meet your objectives.
Erin Farr, Storage CTO Office, Senior Technical Staff Member, IBM
Shailesh Shenoy, Assistant Dean for Information Technology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine