All things Backup Tape, Information Governance and a sprinkling of Coaching Basketball
Project Backup Podcast
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Podcast Overview
All things Backup Tape, Information Governance and a sprinkling of Coaching Basketball
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8/6/2019
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January 28, 2026
Project Backup - InfoCon - Backup Tapes 101
<p>This 2020 session with 2026 insights provides a technical examination of digital asset discovery and data remediation within backup tape environments. It focuses on extracting, normalizing, and analyzing backup tape file-level metadata (including file paths, timestamps, ownership, size, and system attributes) to establish data lineage, retention alignment, and risk exposure without requiring full data restores. </p><p><br /></p><p>The discussion addresses challenges associated with legacy tape formats, mixed backup platforms, and incomplete catalog data, and outlines methods for performing policy-driven remediation actions such as legal hold validation, defensible deletion, and selective data recovery.</p><p><br /></p><p>The session emphasizes a backup-software-agnostic architecture, enabling metadata inspection and governance workflows across heterogeneous backup solutions. This approach reduces vendor lock-in, supports scalable remediation across large tape inventories, and improves compliance with information governance, privacy, and regulatory requirements while minimizing operational cost and system impact.</p><p><br /></p>
April 6, 2020
Project Podcast Backup - Working remotely during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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August 14, 2019
Project Backup - Episode 4 - Backup Tape Non-Native Restoration
<p>Non-native restoration is a methodology that uses software that is designed to index data or rip data and/or databases from tapes for further extraction or processing.</p> <p>Why Non-Native: </p> <p>•Can be a more efficient (fast) methodology in certain cases </p> <p>•Sequencing of tapes is less critical </p> <p>•Initial set-up time is less time consuming (not replicating the environment) </p> <p>•Good approach if underlying issue is disaster recovery/operational requests </p> <p>•Some clients shy away from non-native for litigation or external investigation </p> <p>•Tape indexing can be a useful approach for internal assessments, initial sampling, etc. </p> <p>Best available approach when native restoration cannot be utilized </p> <p>Dean Felicetti</p> <p>4016010927</p>
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