SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Today, Network Appliance, Inc. (NASDAQ:
Solutions e-mail archiving appliances--the EMA S40 and S400--with NetApp®
SnapLock® software. Now ARTEC® EMA® appliances work seamlessly with NetApp
unified storage systems running SnapLock software with WORM (write once read many)
volumes, providing customers with tamper-proof, compliant storage on disk-based
secondary and primary storage systems.
The explosion in e-mail and e-mail attachments, combined with increased attention to
regulatory compliance and corporate governance issues, is fueling data management
and compliance challenges for customers. ARTEC EMA appliances deployed with NetApp
unified storage and SnapLock software provide customers with data replication, data
protection, and maximum reliability when backing up business-critical e-mail data.
NetApp SnapLock software provides companies the flexibility to comply with
regulatory and best-practices records-retention requirements by allowing the
creation of separate WORM volumes on NetApp NearStore® and FAS storage systems,
thereby preventing critical files from being altered or deleted before a specified
retention date.
Network Appliance Inc.
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