Sepaton Extends Enterprise Data Protection Platform

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In a press release issued on the company website, Sepaton, Inc. announced the extension of its industry-leading enterprise data protection platform with the introduction of the SEPATON S2100-DS3 Series 1000 and 2000 systems. The company claims the DS3 gives enterprises the ability to deliver the same high standard of data protection to remote offices that have previously only been available to primary data centers.


“’At the largest enterprises in the world, up to 30% of corporate data – the data in remote offices – goes unprotected, or protected by an ad hoc process,’ said Mike Thompson, president and CEO, SEPATON, Inc. ‘This creates a significant data protection ‘gap.’ With the delivery of the DS3, large enterprises will be able to deploy the SEPATON data protection platform from core to the edge of the enterprise to the other. Finally, large enterprises will be able close the data protection gap, integrating all of their data protection into a single, centrally managed process.’”

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