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	Continuous data protection - ArticleWorld (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Continuous data protection (continuous backup) is a special backup technique which progressively saves data on-the-fly, as it is written to the disk.
		While continuous data protection introduces a disk operation overhead (sometimes significant), it does eliminate the need of scheduled backups which slow down the system at a specified time.
		Continuous data backup may be less space-demanding than traditional backup solutions.
	www.articleworld.org /index.php/Continuous_data_protection (295 words)

	Solution Data - Products: Continuous Data Protection
		Continuous data protection (CDP) is a methodology that continuously captures or tracks data modifications and stores changes independent of the primary data, enabling recovery points from any point in the past.
		Continuous data protection raises the standard for data protection to the highest level by ensuring that business critical data is completely protected in a continuous, automatic, and real-time manner.
		Continuous data protection guarantees that when a system fault occurs the data will be fully retrievable, whether the cause is a software error, corruption, user error, virus attack, or anything else.
	www.solutiondata.co.uk /solutions/cdp/tsfaqs.asp (2367 words)

	Continuous data protection - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Continuous data protection (CDP), also called continuous backup, refers to backup of computer data by automatically saving a copy of every change made to that data, essentially capturing every version of the data that the user saves.
		Continuous data protection is different from traditional backup in that you don't have to specify the point in time to which you would like to recover until you are ready to perform a restore.
		Continuous data protection differs from RAID, replication, or mirroring in that these technologies only protect against a storage hardware failure by protecting the most recent copy of the data.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Continuous_Data_Protection (476 words)

	InfraStor TechNote: Continuous Data Protection (CDP) Defined
		Continuous Data Protection (CDP) is a process by which a data storage set is backed up as it is modified.
		The data is stored in a manner that allows the restoration of the original data source as it appeared at any previous point in time.
		CDP technologies are complex, and must be application and file-system aware in order for the recovery of the data to be possible at any point in time.
	www.infrastor.com /technotes/continuousdataprotection.htm (646 words)

	SonicWALL Internet Security: SonicWALL Backup and Recovery Solutions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		CDP provides enterprise-class features such as continuous data protection, remote management and hands-free offsite backup - without enterprise-class cost.
		CDP was developed specifically with the small-to-medium business in mind - there are no tapes or disks to manage and the appliance includes simple, centralized administration.
		Data recovery from backup tapes fail more than 50% of the time, and can be up to 400x slower than recovering data from a disk.
	www.sonicwall.com /products/cdp.html (314 words)

	Smarter Backup - Agentless Continuous Data Protection (CDP)
		CDP is deployed as a no-charge integrated feature of the DS-Client component of Smarter Backup Televaulting software, which is installed at the remote sites.
		CDP operations are not impacted by occasional small data recovery and file restoration operations.
		Additionally, backup data sent over a WAN from a remote site to a data center is protected by encryption up to AES 256 in flight and at rest.
	www.smarterbackup.com /continuous_data_protection.html (842 words)

	NIS - LassoLogic CDP Continuous Data Protection
		CDP (continuous data protection) protects business data every moment of every day, and reduces downtime after failure from hours or days to minutes.
		Our CDP (continuous data protection) appliance captures all versions of files and databases in real-time, not just those versions that existed during a backup cycle.
		Here in one of the most well-protected data centers your data will be safely gaurded by miltary-grade security, a climate controlled facility with complete power protection and generators to keep it running.
	www.nisinc.com /cdp.html (823 words)

	XOsoft's Enterprise Rewinder - a comprehensive suite of continuous data protection (CDP) solutions
		Enterprise Rewinder™ is a continuous data protection solution that helps you recover from data corruption caused by viruses, software errors and user errors by giving you the ability to rewind your data back in time to a point before the corruption happened.
		CDP is the ability to recover data not just to certain isolated previous states captured, for example, in a daily or weekly backup or snapshot, but to recover the data back to any point in time.
		Continuous data protection is a powerful new technology that supplements traditional backup to provide the ability to recover more recent data more quickly than was ever possible before.
	www.xosoft.com /products/f_Rewinder.shtml (1905 words)

	Continuous Data Protection - The Community's Center for Security
		Backup and recovery operations are the focus of business continuity and data protection plans and often the main source of anxiety for IT departments.
		Not only must data be protected from complete site failures, such as those resulting from natural disasters, data must also be protected from corruption or data loss, such as that resulting from a computer virus or human error.
		Backup is the core of data protection because it provides the ability to recover data from either physical disasters or common data corruption.
	www.linuxsecurity.com /content/view/123711?rdf (259 words)

	Continuous Data Protection CDP for Microsoft Exchange by Lucid8 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Data restoration speed from tape can be up to 400x slower than recovering data from disk.
		Data created between backups is not protected; therefore, restoring the last backup wipes out all changes that took place between the last backup time (usually 24 hours) and the disaster/corruption event.
		Restoring data made hours or days ago interrupts your business as well as failing to protect against critical data loss, introducing a myriad of issues and costs that can have a severe and long-lasting effect upon your organization's business.
	www.goexchange.com /product/digivault_problem.asp (548 words)

	Continuous Data Protection
		Continuous Data Protection (CDP) is somewhat of a blend of those two approaches.
		Furthermore, file-based CDP solutions add only a modest amount of overhead because when a file is naturally written out to disk (saved) it is very convenient to make an instant copy since the data is already in various caches.
		The corporate risk of missing end-user protection or not protecting their file servers with modern continuous protection is too high in today's world of data-everywhere.
	www.ibm.com /developerworks/tivoli/library/t-cdp/index.html?ca=drs- (2008 words)

	IS Solutions \| Continuous Data Protection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Revivio's Continuous Protection System (CPS) is a groundbreaking continuous data protection appliance that allows companies to restore data instantly, exactly as it existed at any point or event in time, recover business applications in just minutes and eliminate the backup window.
		Hailed as the first significant breakthrough in data protection in decades, continuous data protection (CDP) offers enterprise data centres a clear alternative to painfully slow backups, labour-intensive recovery, lost data and costly application downtime.
		Continuous data protection is changing the way businesses protect corporate data and doing so in a way that is more comprehensive and cost-effective than any other solution available today.
	www.issolutions.co.uk /products/continuousdataprotection.html (267 words)

	Continuous data protection finds supporters
		September 16, 2005 (Network World) Demand for continuous data protection is growing as more businesses realize they not only need to back up the data on their networks as changes are made, but also be able to recover that data quickly.
		CDP products, such as those from Mimosa Systems and Xosoft, save every change to data as it is made and let administrators or users recover files and other data such as e-mail from any point in time.
		They take snapshots of data at specified points in time and only allow customers to retrieve data from those times, not from seconds or even hours ago.
	www.computerworld.com /printthis/2005/0,4814,104700,00.html (794 words)

	Techworld.com - Storage News - Microsoft launches continuous data protection product (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Continuous data protection products come in two iterations: those that record every change to data at the byte level, which allows IT administrators to dial back to any point in time, and those like Microsoft's DPM, which take periodic snapshots of data, allowing recovery back to specific points in time.
		Whichever model is used, continuous data protection dramatically improves how quickly the restoration of data can occur as well as the recovery point objectives when compared to traditional incremental or full backups, said Brian Babineau, an analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group.
		Babineau described Microsoft's DPM and other continuous data protection products as simply "another feature function in the backup world." While those products now appear as a separate market, over time large vendors will add the feature to their existing backup products.
	www.techworld.com /storage/news/index.cfm?NewsID=4480 (1053 words)

	Continuous data protection requires a clear purpose in the enterprise
		Consequently, CDP doesn't replace anything, so there is additional capital outlay for the platform, along with the human capital needed to operate and maintain it.
		Backups are usually not required for CDP journals because CDP is implemented as part of a broader data protection scheme; so all of the data that CDP is protecting is periodically backed up to snapshots, virtual tape libraries (VTL), tapes or replicated anyway.
		The only time when a CDP journal should be backed up is in rare cases where CDP is deployed as your principle means of data protection.
	searchstorage.techtarget.com /general/0,295582,sid5_gci1213376,00.html (2239 words)

	Continuous Data Protection Disaster Recovery Programs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Together, continuous data protection and replication are a powerful combination that can eliminate the limitations and challenges of traditional replication approaches and allow companies to recover business applications in just minutes and instantly restore to any point or event in time from both primary and secondary DR sites.
		This continuous timeline can be used to recreate production data or update a snapshot copy of the data from the primary site.
		The Revivio CPS Replication Module enables copies of the data to be made available at both the local and remote location.
	www.revivio.com /index.asp?p=continuous-data-protection-3 (346 words)

	Continuous Data Protection Advantages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Traditional data protection solutions, such as disk-to-tape and disk-to-disk, require restoring to preplanned point-in-time backup images as well as reproducing and copying an entire data image on a restored server to accomplish a recovery.
		When data corruption or the need to recover from a disaster occurs, the CPS instantly and dynamically re-creates the precise disk contents from any previous point or event in time.
		Continuous data protection and recovery flexibility is the result of Revivio's patented technology for creating alternate virtual disks called TimeImage™ views.
	www.revivio.com /index.asp?p=continuous-data-protection-2 (387 words)

	DigiVault - Continuous Data Protection for Exchange
		The always-on protection, secured/optimised transmission and storage, centralised management, and enhanced performance are invaluable features for organisations of all sizes.
		Last Mile Protection: Administrators can easily add the advantages of real-time data protection to existing infrastructure, closing the window of data vulnerability between traditional scheduled backups and making DigiVault™ ideal for handling Exchange’s dynamic open files and mission-critical data.
		Data Compression: Reduces the total volume of data transferred and stored minimises impact on network infrastructure while increasing backup transparency and storage efficiency.
	www.essential.co.uk /Products/DIGIVAULT.asp (290 words)

	storage.itworld.com - Storage Tip: Continuous Data Protection to the Rescue
		The same was not true for protection against logical data failures, such as viruses, database corruption, or accidental file deletion, until recently, thanks to the introduction of continuous data protection (CDP), a low RTO/low RPO solution.
		CDP is not an alternative to traditional data protection technologies -- such as backup/restore software that uses tape libraries -- but rather a complement.
		You could use scheduled-image data protection, which is the use of a series of snapshots that are snapped at tight intervals, as an alternative.
	storage.itworld.com /4631/nls_storage_hillcdo060808/page_1.html (1056 words)

	IBM Joins Continuous Data Protection Circuit
		CDP is also spawning startups such as Revivio, which secured $25 million from investors earlier this year.
		Revivio makes a continuous data protection appliance for enterprises that backs-up and restores snapshots, allowing customers to make a "frozen" copy of their data.
		Tivoli Continuous Data Protection for Files will be available on September 16 for $35 per laptop or desktop, or $995 per server processor.
	internetnews.com /storage/article.php/3530321 (791 words)

	Microsoft Upgrades Data Protection Manager - Software News by InformationWeek
		In CDP, changes to data are backed up immediately or at predefined intervals so users can instantly recover a deleted, corrupted or modified file.
		Since then, the company has been assaulted by CDP competitors for allowing changes to the data to be backed up only once per hour at most, whereas other CDP vendors like Symantec and EMC enable changes to be backed up on the fly.
		Version 2 also includes native tape support, which allows data to be backed to tape for archiving without the need for a third-party application, and it's slated to include the ability to encrypt data, he said.
	www.informationweek.com /software/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=193006365 (576 words)

	InfraStor Storage Solutions: Continuous Data Protection
		Mobile Worker Protection: With LiveBackup, mobile users can remotely back up their laptops while on the road to a central storage resource.
		Real-Time Protection: Microsoft Exchange data is backed up Disk-to-Disk, as changes are made so it is always current and can be recovered up to the minute a loss occurs.
		Continuous Backup: LiveServ allows you to perform continuous backups throughout the day, ensuring the integrity of the log files and database, which will speed recovery in the event of data loss.
	www.infrastor.com /solutions/storagesolutions_cdp.htm (419 words)

	GlobalSCAPE - Continuous Data Protection (CDP) Software
		Inexpensively deliver real-time continuous data protection by capturing and mirroring all changes at the byte level as they occur.
		Only the bytes of data that actually changed are ever sent and all communication is encrypted.
		The data can then be access in real-time in Boston and in Tokyo -- split second after it was modified in New York.
	www.cuteftp.com /backup/backup.asp (500 words)

	Techworld.com - Applications News - IBM produces continuous data protection
		The IBM Tivoli Continuous Data Protection for Files creates a copy of any data that changes and sends it over the IP network to a centralised server.
		According to IDC, 60 percent of the data on the network is stored on desktops and laptops rather than on data centre servers.
		IBM Tivoli Continuous Data Protection for Files is expected to be available September 16 for $35 per laptop or desktop and $995 per server processor.
	www.techworld.com /applications/news/index.cfm?NewsID=4293 (783 words)

	Timespring Continuous Data Protection Software (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A new approach to backups is continuous data protection or CDP.
		For example, to execute a database recovery with CDP, you simply roll back to the correct time for the event, stage the CDP data set and allow the application to initiate its restore.
		We see CDP as the wave of the future because it addresses many of the problems associated with traditional solutions: problems such as cost, complexity, interruptions and inadequate protection.
	timespring.com /CDP_News.htm (3073 words)

	LiveVault InControl â“ Continuous Data Protection for Enterprise
		Data backup at remote offices has become a strategic imperative for corporate IT organizations.
		LiveVault pioneered continuous backup, to ensure that your backup is always up-to-date and can be recovered up to the time data loss occurred.
		As data evolves, changes are transmitted offsite, so you’re protected from not only file or device data loss, but from site-level disasters as well.
	www.livevault.com /solutions/ero/datasheet.aspx (1204 words)

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