Storage for Compliance Applications

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1 Storage for Compliance Applications Karthik Kannan Network Appliance 495 E Java Drive, Sunnyvale CA Phone: kkannan@netapp.com Presented at the THIC Meeting at the Sony Auditorium, 3300 Zanker Rd, San Jose CA April 19-20,2005 9/5/2004 1

2 Agenda Compliance challenges and trends Regulatory requirements for storage SnapLock TM introduction SnapLock differentiators SnapLock summary 9/5/2004 2

3 Agenda Compliance challenges and trends Regulatory requirements for storage SnapLock TM introduction SnapLock differentiators SnapLock summary 9/5/2004 3

4 Many Regulations, Diverse Requirements SEC 17a-4 Sarbanes-Oxley GoBS SB 1386 Basel II Check 21 Graham-Leach-Bliley Act Patriot Act HIPAA Many regulations affect business operations Some have specific storage requirements Others leverage storage infrastructure 9/5/2004 4

5 Regulated Data Growth Exploding More data under regulatory purview Structured Data Semistructured Data Unstructured Data Long retention times Sarbanes-Oxley: Audit Correspondence Audit + 7 Years SEC 17a-4: , Financial Records 3 Years Trading Records End of Account + 6 Years HIPAA: Hospital Records 5 Years Medical Records Life of Patient + 2 Years Minimum Compliance Retention Period (Years) 9/5/2004 5

6 Trends Driving Regulatory Solutions Costs of noncompliance are high High fines Damage to company reputation Need rapid information access and retrieval Fines for slow recovery Need quick response in legal discovery Retrieving data from offline storage is expensive 9/5/2004 6

7 Trends Driving Regulatory Solutions Disk Prices Falling; Drive Reliability Increasing $10 $ per Gigabyte Tape Disk $10/GB $ Specified Mean Time between Failures 1,500 Enterprise K Hours 500 Desktop Result: Compliance Storage Moving to Higher- Capacity, Reliable, Lower-Cost WORM Disks 9/5/2004 7

8 New Options: Disk and Tape Pricing Trends Cost ($/GB) $10,000 $1,000 $100 $10 $1 $0 Tape IDE/ATA Disk Chart source: Seagate Technologies. Prices are for drive/tape media cost only. Does not include library, robotics, shelf, carrier, compression, RAID, or software costs, nor operational and management costs. Disk costs near tape costs Disk TCO lower than tape TCO 2004 capacities* ATA 320GB LTO-2 200GB 3590H1A 20GB 9940A 60GB 9940B 100GB 2006 (expected)* ATA >1TB LTO-3 400GB 9940B 200GB *Native capacities for one disk or one tape without compression 9/5/2004 8

9 Agenda Compliance challenges and trends Regulatory requirements for storage SnapLock TM introduction SnapLock differentiators SnapLock summary 9/5/2004 9

10 Regulatory Requirements Are Diverse SEC 17a-4(f)(2)(ii)(B): Verifies automatically the quality and accuracy of the storage media recording process. SEC 17a-4(f)(2)(ii)(A): Preserves the records exclusively in a nonrewritable, nonerasable format. GLBA 501(b)1: insure the security and Confidentiality of customer records and information. GLBA 501(b)2: Protect against any anticipated threats or hazards to the security or integrity of such records. HIPAA (a)1: Ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of all EPHI the CE [covered entity] creates, receives, maintains, or transmits. HIPAA (c)2: implement electronic mechanisms to corroborate that EPHI has not been altered or destroyed in an unauthorized manner. SoX 1520(a)(1): shall maintain all audit or review work papers for a period of five years (revised to seven years). 21CFR 11.10(a): Validation of systems to ensure and the ability to discern invalid or altered reports. 9/5/

11 Compliance Drivers and Requirements Market Drivers Litigation protection regulations: SEC 17a-4 Sarbanes-Oxley NASD 3010/3110 DOD SB 1386 Graham-Leach- Bliley HIPAA Basel II Check 21 GoBS Patriot Act 21 CFR Part 11 UK Data Protection Act Compliance Requirements Data permanence: Immutable storage Data authenticity Data integrity Data replication Privacy and security: Authorization Access controls Encryption Auditing Secure deletion Most Companies Are Subjected to Multiple Regulations 9/5/

12 Agenda Compliance challenges and trends Regulatory requirements for storage SnapLock TM introduction SnapLock differentiators SnapLock partners and customers SnapLock summary 9/5/

13 Data Permanence Solution: SnapLock Nonerasable, nonrewritable magnetic disk storage (WORM) Add-on software license Enabled at a volume level Fine-grained management File-level retention policies Reclaim space with file expiration Tamperproof ComplianceClock Open protocol interfaces Data access via CIFS and NFS Easy application integration without closed, proprietary APIs High performance implemented on industry's fastest NAS platforms 9/5/

14 SnapLock TM Implementation LAN LAN or or WAN WAN Data ONTAP TM Operating System CIFS Windows NFS UNIX, Linux WAFL File System Disk Management (RAID) Other Protocols Volume #1 Regular Volume #2 SnapLock SnapLock is tightly integrated into Data ONTAP Enforcement takes place from the file system to RAID layers independent of protocol 9/5/

15 SnapLock TM : Simplicity Application Basic Data Storage Primary Storage CIFS or NFS Protocol WORM Volumes Archival Application Access Data and Move to WORM Storage Filer Create a SnapLock compliance (WORM) volume Archive files to SnapLock volume via CIFS/NFS Set each file s expiration date You can always extend the retention period, but can never shorten it Mark files read only Prevents any and all alterations, overwrites, or deletions until file expiration NearStore 9/5/

16 Complementary DATA ONTAP TM Features: Data Integrity Protection before data written to disk NVRAM holds data until written to disk Automatic error scanning Block-level checksums Immediate write verification Media scans Self-healing RAID for media errors or single-disk failure RAID-DP for double-disk failure RAID scrubs 9/5/

17 Complementary Data ONTAP TM Features: Security and Confidentiality Confidentiality IPSec protocol SSH/SSL-encrypted management interface Authentication Kerberos, LDAP authentication Authorization Active directory; cross-platform ACLs LUN masking, hard zoning, port binding MultiStore TM Auditing Syslog, CIFS access logging Shredding Volume sanitization, cryptoshredding 9/5/

18 Regulated versus Enterprise Records Retention SnapLock Compliance Strict SnapLock Trust nobody Permanently nonerasable, nonrewritable disk storage (WORM) Until file expiration Safe from any keyboard attack Complies w/ SEC regulations Meets SEC 17a-4 requirements Easy WORM-to-WORM replication SnapLock Enterprise Flexible SnapLock Trust administrator Revision-safe, long-term storage solution Virus and application bugproof Enables best practices business records retention Partial storage admin control Admin can destroy volume to reclaim space Cannot modify/delete individual records 9/5/

19 Agenda Compliance challenges and trends Regulatory requirements for storage SnapLock TM introduction SnapLock differentiators SnapLock summary 9/5/

20 Unified Architecture, Open Protocols One architecture, one management interface: Full interoperability Reduced training Higher productivity Archive Reference Remote Office Back Office Operational Business-Critical Open protocols: Easy integration No vendor lock-in 10x to 100x faster than API solutions Start small and scale with need: 0.5TB to 96TB on a single system 9/5/

21 NetApp Delivers Total Enterprise Compliance Total Enterprise Compliance Remote Site FAS Primary Storage Windows Primary Site UNIX NetApp Cluster NetApp gfilers Windows Server ERP/ECM Server DR Site DR Site LockVault LockVault Data Privacy Compliance NearStore Compliant Efficient Backups Archival Application SnapMirror Compliance Journal SnapLock NearStore SnapMirror Unified Backup and Compliance Policy-Driven Compliance 9/5/

22 Agenda Compliance challenges and trends Regulatory requirements for storage SnapLock TM introduction SnapLock differentiators SnapLock summary 9/5/

23 Media and Analyst Opinions NetApp is offering its customers a flexible way to deploy WORM functionality into existing environments across different tiers of storage. Peter Gerr Enterprise Strategy Group 9/5/

24 Media and Analyst Opinions The SnapLock software is particularly impressive given the sensitive nature of archived documents, especially in light of recent regulatory and financial scandals. The idea that a backup onto a file server can be nearly as well protected as backups to a secure off-site or optical vault is impressive. Once [the] data sources are defined and have been successfully backed up to the R150 once, the system is close to install and forget, doing its work with minimal administration. The benefit is that a company won't need to hire additional administrators to run a NearStore R150 system. Alan Zeichick InfoWorld 9/5/

25 Media and Analyst Opinions The market has quickly shifted though from purpose-built systems to software that is disaggregated from hardware. Network Appliance SnapLock set the precedent for that." Peter Gerr Enterprise Strategy Group 9/5/

26 Media and Analyst Opinions Unveiled in April, SnapLock provides online archival and long-term protection of data. Using a feature called WORM write once, read many the software marks the files as read only, thereby preventing them from being altered. Marilyn Much Investor s Business Daily 9/5/

27 SnapLock TM Customers Over 4 PB of compliance storage Over 250 customers Customers span multiple industries Deployed worldwide Used to comply with SEC 17a-4, GoBS, GLBA, HIPAA, SoX, etc. Independently audited for compliance E.g., Cohasset SEC 17a-4 4 report *, GoBS certification * 9/5/

28 Thank you.