SaaS-Based Enterprise Data Protection
Cobalt Iron Joins Sheltered Harbor Alliance Partner Program as a Solution Provider
"Cobalt Iron Compass" for Sheltered Harbor Will Protect Consumer Account Data with SaaS Delivery
Cobalt Iron, a provider of SaaS-based enterprise data protection, announced that it has joined the financial sector not-for-profit initiative Sheltered Harbor as a technology Solution Provider Alliance Partner. Cobalt Iron's "Compass" platform delivers SaaS (software as a service) data protection with on-prem and cloud deployment options.
Sheltered Harbor's purpose is to protect customers, financial institutions, and public confidence in the financial system if a catastrophic event such as a cyberattack causes an institution's critical systems and backups to fail. Compass for Sheltered Harbor will protect critical account data for both on-premises and in-the-cloud implementations.
Cobalt Iron is part of a select group of solution providers that Sheltered Harbor engages with in the development of Sheltered Harbor-compliant turnkey solutions that would assist its participants in implementation of the sector's resiliency standard. Once Cobalt Iron's Compass for Sheltered Harbor solution attains full endorsement, Sheltered Harbor Participants can take advantage of a ready-to-deploy, fully endorsed solution that meets Sheltered Harbor requirements without having to develop, manage, and maintain a proprietary data vault. Instead, they can work with Cobalt Iron to deploy Compass for Sheltered Harbor quickly and comprehensively as the data vault technology of choice.
Compass for Sheltered Harbor will enable financial institutions to back up critical customer account data each night in the Sheltered Harbor standard format. The data in the vault is encrypted, unchangeable, and completely separated from the institution's infrastructure, including all backups. (Cobalt Iron: ra)
eingetragen: 19.08.21
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