Discover industry-leading resilient data storage with IBM FlashSystem. Engineered with the unique FlashCore Module (FCM) smart technology designed to continuously monitor statistics gathered from every single I/O. IBM FlashSystem uses machine learning models to detect anomalies like ransomware in less than a minute, helping protect your business before a cyber-attack.1
Take our short free assessment to evaluate your cyber readiness against the areas defined in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. This is a first step towards achieving end-to-end resilience for your organisation.
Enhance your defenses with IBM FlashSystem and IBM Storage Virtualize. This solution uses immutable, isolated copies of data, logically separated from production environments and designed to help prevent unauthorized changes. Access is restricted to authorized administrators, supporting cyber resiliency and enabling rapid recovery as part of your response strategy. These copies can be quickly restored and helps your organization defend against cyber threats.
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Hybrid cloud-enabled storage solutions.
Take advantage of enterprise-grade embedded software and OS to modernize legacy storage systems, helping strengthen protection against evolving cyber threats. Designed to deliver reliable capabilities and support high availability for on-prem and hybrid environments, it’s ideal for edge storage, virtualized, and containerized deployments.
1 Internal experimentation by IBM Research has demonstrated detection of ransomware within 1 minute of the ransomware starting its encryption process. This experiment was done on a FlashSystem 5200 with 6 FCMs with the 4.1 firmware load. The 5200 had 8.6.3 GA level software loaded. The host connected to the 5200 was running Linux with XFS Filesystem. In this particular case, the IBM ransomware simulator called WannaLaugh was used. Underlying system must be compatible with FCM4.1 and version 8.6.3 GA level software loaded in order to receive results obtained.
2 IBM sponsored report: Analyzing the Economic Benefits of IBM Storage Assurance ESG Report (Page 7) https://www.ibm.com/downloads/documents/us-en/10a99803f32fd7b3