Business Resilience & Compliance

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1 2006 IBM System i5 Business Resilience & Compliance Steven Finnes Business Resilience Product Manager Power Systems 8/22/ IBM Corporation

2 What s Driving The HA Market? 1) Increasing WW demand for 24x7 service 2) 3) 4) 5) Globalization & consolidation Growing risk awareness Business managers demanding higher service levels Compliance & protection of corporate assets IBM Corporation

3 What are System i Customers Saying? On average 60% of our customers are looking to improve availability Nearly 50% want to make significant security improvements Over 25% want to implement high availability clusters IBM Corporation

4 The Move is On LE Tape DR HA FT SMB Every IT Shop has already deployed a level of resiliency IBM Corporation

5 The Availability Challenge Drivers Strategy and Vision Needs Real Time Operations Organization Ubiquitous Access (Internet) Asset Utilization Globalization Customer Expectations Business Dependencies Processes Applications and Data Technology Business Resilience Service and Support Solution Resilience Discipline & Process Organization Facilities IBM Corporation

6 Fundamentals of Business Resilience High Availability Disaster Recovery Transaction Integrity Backup Disk Protection IBM Corporation

7 Disaster Recovery Solution Focus: Reduced risk of data loss Establish or strengthen a business recovery plan Provide separate recovery location Primary focus is recovery point Data Center Remote Recovery Center IBM Corporation

8 High Availability Solution Focus: Near continuous application service Eliminate the affects of planned outages Minimize unplanned outages Primary focus is recovery time & recovery point IBM Corporation

9 Top Five Disaster Recovery Solutions 1. Off-site tape storage 2. Logical replication 3. IBM DS8000 with Global Mirror 4. Cross Site Mirroring (XSM) 5. Business recovery services (BCRS) IBM Corporation

10 Top High Availability Solutions 1. Logical replication 2. Switchable Storage (IASPs) 3. IBM DS8000 with IASPs & Metro Mirror 4. XSM (Cross Site Mirroring) IBM Corporation

11 System i Multi System Availability Techniques Switch IASP Cluster IASP Integrated or SAN Simple availability Single copy of data Building block for other IASP solutions Advanced Copy Services Switchable IASPs DS Copy Services FlashCopy PPRC Metro Mirror Global Mirror Cross Site Mirroring i5/os managed copy of IASP Simple Switching Enhancements with i5/os V5R4 Logical Replication Widely deployed Very flexible Concurrent access Active-Active! Integrated or SAN Integrated or SAN Basic Copy Services FlashCopy, Metro Mirror, Global Mirror Point in time copy Copy IBM Corporation

12 IBM Capacity Backup (CBU) OFFERINGS NOT ONLY FOR DR ANYMORE! 525 CBU, 570 CBU, 595 CBU Optional Processor Activations Move i5/os, EE & User Entitlements 525 CBU 520 Exceptional Value IBM Corporation

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14 The CBU: Your Next HA System Get started today with DR and later expand to HA Start with a low-cost DR implementation expand later to HA In-source your disaster recovery operations Provides a compelling cost case for in-sourcing HA/DR Choose any HA technology option! Global Mirroring, Logical Replication, XSM, IASPs, Metro Mirroring Upgrade your 8xx system to a CBU Upgrades from the 8xx are flexible, cost effective alternatives IBM Corporation

15 Logical Replication Solutions DR, HA, Active-Active 570 Primary 570 CBU IBM Corporation

16 Switchable Independent ASP (IASP) System Admin Domain OS and other system data OS and other system data IASP Watch This Space!! IBM Corporation

17 Cross-Site Mirroring (XSM) with Geographic Mirroring Synchronous Replication OS and other system data IASP OS and other system data OS and other system data IASP Mirrored Copy IBM Corporation

18 System i & TotalStorage HA Solution OS and other system data OS and other system data IASP Copy FlashCopy IASP Copy Metro Mirror IASP Copy DS8000 DS IBM Corporation

19 Objection Handling 1. It costs too much The CBU will change all your assumptions on cost Two for the price of one i5/os entitlements! Optional processor activations 2. The CFO says We ve never had an outage! Let me help you shift the risk from CIO to CFO Let s focus on planned downtime first 3. Tape back is good enough for our DR strategy Can your business really afford data loss? When did you last test your recovery plan? How do you recover transactions from last tape backup? IBM Corporation

20 What CBU Means To You 5 Reasons To CBU Now 1) This is the best economic value for HA 2) Start now and stage your resiliency goals 3) Choose any resiliency solution approach XSM, Logical Replication, Metro Mirror. Change your mind anytime 4) Upgrade your current 8XX to a CBU! 5) Deploy AIX or LINUX minus the cost of i5/os IBM Corporation

21 HA/DR ISV Enhanced CBU Companion Offers HA/DR ISV Maximum Availability Trader s Vision Solutions Companion Offer NoMax CBU Quick EDD CBU Edition 2006 Vision HA for CBU Website URL To activate hyperlinks, view in Screen Show mode IBM Corporation

22 Security & Compliance The global regulatory and business environment requires ongoing audit capabilities. IT Policy Network Corporate Policy Platform(s) Physical Security Financial Security &Compliance Privacy HR IBM Corporation

23 The System i Security Value Proposition Architected for Security Easy To Secure World Class ISV Portfolio Harness the Power IBM Corporation

24 Fundamentals of IT Security Compliance Manage Security Protect Assets From Internal Threats Protect Assets From External Threats Define Security Policy IBM Corporation

25 Define Security Policy Challenges Expertise Scope Complexity Best Practices Lab Services Consulting Security ISVs IGS Secure Perspective Define, Implement and Audit Seamlessly Major innovated breakthrough Corporate Policy IT Policy Network Privacy Platform(s) HR Financial Security &Compliance Physical Security For more information & Flash Demo 03.ibm.com/systems/i/security/ IBM Corporation

26 IBM Secure Perspective for System i Secure Perspective Enables you to create your policy using natural language Implements your system security settings Demonstrates compliance to your policy Reports on compliance defined to Secure Perspective IBM Corporation

27 Raising the Bar With Data Centric Security Traditional security focuses on Firewalls Virus scanning Password management Default privileges Encryption Data Centric Security Is done in addition to traditional security Provides access control to individual objects and folders Secure Perspective - initial focus is data centric IBM Corporation

28 Secure Perspective: Policy Based Centric Security Network System Data IBM Corporation

29 Protect Assets From External Threats Challenges Establish all points of entry Manage assets outside of the datacenter Audit for Compliance Complexity Best Practices Establish Security Policy Firewalls, IP Filtering Anti Virus Intrusion Detection (new in V5R4) VPN, SSL Encryption IBM Corporation

30 System i Network Security Technologies i5/os Network Security Integrated intrusion detection New with V5R4 Native VPN/SSL Solutions Encryption Integrated Cryptography and Key management APIs Watch this space V6R1! Viruses Native i5/os is Virus Resistant Check Object Integrity (i5/os Exclusive) IBM Corporation

31 System i Security ISVs Products would be used to set and manage the security settings of the system. For example, tools to manage system values and network attributes, users, authority attributes etc IBM Corporation

32 System i5 and Business Resilience & Compliance Make outages of any kind, planned or unplanned transparent to business operations Safeguard data by keeping hackers and viruses out Promote the highest levels of security, auditing and compliance management Deliver proven technology, backed by world-class service and support IBM Corporation

33 Looking for Case Studies? VEKA, Germany, iasp with external storage 6R7GQ7?OpenDocument&Site=eserveriseries&cty=en_us Saertex, Germany - *nomax from Maximum Availability 6R8GKW?OpenDocument&Site=eserveriseries&cty=en_us QUIXTAR online retailer Mimix from Lakeview Technology 6NRRC3?OpenDocument&Site=eserveriseries&cty=en_us TDG, supply chain UK Vision Orion 6V3NF7?OpenDocument&Site=eserveriseries&cty=en_us Tradex, Insurance UK Echo2 from itera 6SNKL6?OpenDocument&Site=eserveriseries&cty=en_us Ponzio Sud, Manufacturing Italy QuickEDD from Trader s 6SNKFK?OpenDocument&Site=eserveriseries&cty=en_us Estes Express, Transportation US - IBM Global Mirror with System i Copy Services Toolkit 6WD83P?OpenDocument&Site=eserveriseries&cty=en_us Prolit Verlagsauslieferung GmbH, Distribution Germany IBM XSM 6SFJEV?OpenDocument&Site=eserveriseries&cty=en_us Don t see one to suit you? Go to ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/topstoriesFM?OpenForm&Site=eserveriseries IBM Corporation

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