FUJIFILM Object Archive and Tiger Bridge enable cost-effective, open, and future-proof way of archiving and preserving massive amounts of data

FUJIFILM Object Archive and Tiger Bridge enable cost-effective, open, and future-proof way of archiving and preserving massive amounts of data

July 29, 2021

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FUJIFILM Recording Media GmbH, Kleve, Germany announces a joint marketing partnership with Tiger Technology (Alpharetta, Ga.) to provide customers a long-term, secure, and scalable storage management solution for the seamless movement of data from a primary storage tier to tape storage.

Integrating FUJIFILM Object Archive with Tiger Technology's Tiger Bridge offers active archiving to tape while preserving the entire chain of custody. The resulting environment provides a complete archiving solution to simplify the management and archive of unstructured data, and its movement into lower cost, long-term storage.

How the solutions work together:

Tiger Bridge monitors and manages selected areas of the local file system, then identifies data based on metadata attributes to move it to FUJIFILM Object Archive. Aging content can be actively archived - meaning that aged files no longer need to use local disk space, yet remain fully visible and accessible to users and applications. Once archived, FUJIFILM Object Archive provides a secure long-term archive on tape, with a physical air-gap, while maintaining access to the data. This provides immutable data copies that can prevent a ransomware or crypto lock attack on a network.

The joint solution of Tiger Bridge and FUJIFILM Object Archive provides a comprehensive archive solution that scales seamlessly as archive needs increase, says Wolfgang May, Managing director, FUJIFILM Recording Media GmbH . The combined environment offers the most secure data protection for sensitive digital assets while reducing the total cost of managing long-term data. Successful long-term archiving is achieved when you have confidence in immediately accessing your data, even when today's technology fails you, says Lance Kelson, executive vice president at Tiger Technology. Using an open tape format is the essential first step, but one must still be weary of archiving software that encapsulates your content in a proprietary wrapper. Tiger Bridge stores files in their native format to FUJIFILM Object Archive, thereby preserving the chain of custody and avoiding vendor lock. The FUJIFILM Object Archive solution can be purchased by contacting Fujifilm Recording Media representative in your country (see below). To purchase Tiger Bridge or book a demo, visit

http://tiger-technology.com/getbridge

About Fujifilm

FUJIFILM Recording Media GmbH, Kleve, Germany, a subsidiary of FUJIFILM Cooperation, Tokyo, Japan, is acting and doing business as the Headquarters for the EMEA region. The leading tape media manufacturer continuously works on improvements to the tape systems core features such as archive life, security against viruses with the data disconnected from the network (creating an air gap ), attractive cost, high data integrity and write speed, low environmental footprint and more. Fujifilm has recently contributed to unprecedented innovations on tape systems that meet all future-proof data storage needs: new coating processes such as Nanocubic, combined with Barium Ferrite particle technology, advances in the field of magnetic output, new drive heads developed by IBM and many more.

To go further and more specifically always meet the requirements shared by the users, Fujifilm continues to develop new tape functionalities such as the creation of customized migrations and long-term data archiving managed services to enable users to access their data over time, or a software integrating tape to object storage.

FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, brings cutting edge solutions to a broad range of global industries by leveraging its depth of knowledge and fundamental technologies developed in its relentless pursuit of innovation. Its proprietary core technologies contribute to the various fields including healthcare, highly functional materials, document solutions and imaging products. These products and services are based on its extensive portfolio of chemical, mechanical, optical, electronic and imaging technologies. For the year ended March 31, 2021, the company had global revenues of $21 billion, at an exchange rate of 106 yen to the dollar. Fujifilm is committed to responsible environmental stewardship and good corporate citizenship. For more information, please visit: www.fujifilmholdings.com

About Tiger Technology

Tiger Technology has been developing high-performance, secure, data management software solutions for companies in Enterprise IT, Surveillance, Media and Entertainment, and SMB/SME markets since 2004. Customers use Tiger solutions worldwide in over 120 countries. Tiger's software portfolio consists of high-speed NAS/SAN file system sharing, virtual volume set and virtual project workspace management in addition to local and cloud tiering and synchronization solutions. Tiger Technology enables organizations of any size and scale to manage their digital assets on-premises, in any public cloud, or through a hybrid model. The company is privately held and benefits from the talent of over 40 industry-experienced engineering and field professionals. It is headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria and in Alpharetta, GA, USA. For further information, please visit: https://www.tiger-technology.com/

Media Contacts:

Carole Crozatier

Product Manager EMEA

+49 160 991 834 52

carole.crozatier@fujifilm.com

Radost Kalanova

Marketing Specialist

Tiger Technology

Tel.: +359 894 847 923

marketing@tiger-technology.com

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