Glossary Category: D

Protective technical and procedural controls applied to databases to guard against threats such as unauthorized access, SQL injection, and data corruption.

An incident where confidential or sensitive data is accessed, disclosed, or stolen by unauthorized parties, potentially causing harm or regulatory penalties. UnityOne.AI’s AI monitors, detect breaches early and automate containment measures. See also: https://www.unityone.ai/multicloud-aiops/

Cloud service delivering disaster recovery capabilities on-demand, allowing rapid restoration of systems and data via orchestration and replication.

A cloud-delivered service model providing data protection solutions such as backup, recovery, and encryption without on-premises infrastructure burden.

Cloud-based service that outsources enterprise data management functions such as storage, backup, governance, and analytics to specialized providers.

Strategies and solutions that enable the restoration of IT systems and data access after unexpected failures, disasters, or cyberattacks, prioritizing continuity and minimal downtime.

A storage architecture separating compute and storage resources, allowing independent scaling to optimize cost and performance. Often used in hyperconverged or cloud native environments.

The conversion of data from one format or structure into another to prepare for analysis, integration, or storage. Includes cleaning, normalization, aggregation, and enrichment. UnityOne.AI orchestrates data transformation activities within pipelines supporting analytics and AI workloads.

Methods and media used to save digital data, including on-premises devices, cloud storage services, and hybrid systems. Different storage types (block, file, object) align with varied usage patterns.

The process of moving data between storage systems, data formats, or cloud environments—often performed during upgrades or cloud adoption initiatives. Requires careful planning to ensure data integrity and minimal downtime.