1/2/3/4 (5/617 /8/9) 10/11 Enterprise Data Protection Priorities for 2010 SEPATON CTOEDGE Click through to learn more about the challenges and goals facing enterprises as they protect their most precious asset.1) Budget Pressures are High 1/2|314/5]6 1718/9] 10) 11 50% 45% 40% 35% 30% 23% q 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Increase Stay the same Decrease 73 percent said their IT budgets would stay the same or decrease in 2010.2) Not Enough Cash on Hand for New Gear 41/2/3|4/5/6|7 [8/9] 10] 11 Insufficient budget to keep 41% sein ecroeay a Team is under-staffed 2% q Other (please specify) Te Internal politics restrict apiny to comecs proven | ey 20% 30% 40% 0% 10% 50% 41 percent said budget shortages were the primary reason they were unable to protect data.3) Staff Resources Devoted to Backup Are Scarce 1/2|3|4|5|617|8|9| 10] 11 75 percent said they had six or fewer FTEs devoted to backup functions.4) Huge Amounts of Data 11213]4|5/617 [8/9] 10] 11 200+ TB q 100-200 TB 50-100 TB 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 47 percent said they have more than 200 TB of data to protect.5) Growing Out of Control 4/2/3]4|5/6/7/8/9|10] 11 35%. 35% 010% 10-20% 20-30% 30-40% 40-50% > 50% 57 percent said they that data Is growing more than 20 percent compounded annually.6) Impact of Virtual Servers 1/213141/5/6 171819] 10] 17 71 percent sald virtual servers exacerbate storage requirements.7) Backup Windows are Too Small 1/2|314|5 1617/8] 9| 10/11 43 percent said they need more than 24 hours to back up their data.8) Missing Recovery Objectives 1[2|3]41516 17/619] 10] 11 Yes 54% 46 percent said they are missing their recovery time and point objectives.9) Moving to the Cloud 121314 ]5/617 1819] 10] 11 Disk-to-disk Virtual tape library (VTL) appliance Backup "Cloud" or managed service provider Physical tape ‘Symantec OST O% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% NoUse lm DecreasedUse mStaytheSame fl Increased Use T1 percent sald they would increase usage of cloud computing services, while 61 percent plan to use less tape for backup and recovery.10) Disasters Waiting to Happen 1/2(3|4]5/6/7/819| 10/11 Improve DR for primary and/or secondary sites Use dedupe to optimize storage ‘& replication Improve reguistory compliance Reduce use of media (.e. tape, optical) Scale backup performance and/or capacity Meet backup & restore windows Extend oF- oF neartine data retention Reduce space & power requirements 70 percent said disaster recovery is their most important goal for 2010.