Alex MacIndoe
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first heard Aug 2026
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But now we have some flash system grid.
So as long as your flash system supports the latest code, which could be an older model or the newer models.
then we create flash system grid.
And then that gives you one pane of glass to manage all of the flash systems and all of the policies, which could be a HA policy, it could be a DR policy, it could be just management policies and stuff like that.
But you can all manage it from one pane of glass rather than the multiple grids.
It also works cross-site.
Absolutely, yep.
So if you've got a secondary site, a HA site or a DR site, then you set it all up from the flash system grid.
Whatever your policies, if you've got synchronous or asynchronous replication, you set it all up from the flash system grid.
It's a really good question.
So it's what we call inline threat detection and it happens via the CPU here.
That's why we can turn on these nice features.
And what we do is we actually monitor every single I.O.
into the drive.
And we use the CPU for that.
And because we monitor every single I.O., we get to learn a lot of the characteristics of the I.O.
pattern.
And when the IO pattern maybe changes, and we know what an IO pattern looks like from a ransomware point of view, it's actually a mathematical term called the entropy level, which is how you measure randomness.
So if the entropy level changes above our policy, what we do is we flag a ransomware event.
And it goes into the Flash system log and it alerts the user or the storage admin that there is a ransomware level threat.
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