Open-E Blog | Data Storage Software for Enterprise NAS & SAN

How to Protect Your Data Storage from Hackers

In this article you will find a list of the tips on how to secure your server powered by Open-E JovianDSS from hackers. As you may have learned from one ...

Hardware

Western Digital Ultrastar Data60 now Certified for Open-E JovianDSS

At Open-E, we place a lot of effort into quality, therefore, all new hardware on the market is tested and certified in our labs before it’s recommended to use with ...

Healthcare, Open-E JovianDSS

Hospitals Under Pressure – Data Storage Challenges

As we all know during these pandemic times, hospitals are the last line of defense when it comes to fighting for our lives. But they are currently under pressure not ...

Tips & Tricks, ZFS Data Storage

How to Build the Fast Data Storage Server – Software and Hardware Caching Approaches

In terms of performance, data storage administrators too often think they have to choose between speed and costs. Fortunately for us, there is a wide range of ways you can ...

Backup, Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery

Resilient Data Storage – Build Your Business Immunity in 2021

World Backup Day 2021 – March 31 One year with the coronavirus pandemic shows that resilience is the most important factor that drives people and businesses throughout rough times. Our ...

System Updates

Version Up29 of Open-E JovianDSS Storage OS is Available

After a long year of intense product development, Open-E lab just released the latest update of our flagship storage operating system – Open-E JovianDSS. The up29 version is now available ...

Media & Entertainment, Open-E JovianDSS

Best Data Storage Solutions for Media and Entertainment Industry Purposes

The world has changed since 2014, when allegedly the North Korean hacker group leaked the copies of then-unreleased Sony Pictures’ movie The Interview, and attempted to erase Sony’s IT infrastructure. ...

Open-E JovianDSS, Tips & Tricks

Keep Your Storage Secure and Scrub Data Regularly

According to the principle of entropy, everything that is ordered goes into disorder. The same happens to your data, once recorded and left with no guard, slowly decays – regardless ...