Veritas Enterprise Vault was first introduced in 1997 as software for digital archiving. Over the years it has grown into what Veritas now promotes as the Veritas Enterprise Vault Suite. Although components can still be licensed individually, it is more cost-effective to license the software as a Suite if many of the functions are required. The Suite can be licensed per-user or by subscription.
Veritas has also released a Software as a Service solution called Alta this is different than Enterprise Vault. This product brief covers Enterprise Vault. Functional areas defined the Suite:
- Archiving agents
- Classification – Veritas Information Classifier
- Records Management
- File Governance and compliance – Veritas Advanced Supervision
- Discovery with eDiscovery Platform
- Index and Search
- Legal hold and retention management
Archiving agents are available for more than 80 content sources natively or via partners, including the following:
- Email: Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft Office 365, Outlook, IBM Domino
- File systems: Windows, NetApp, Dell PowerScale/Isilon, and other CIFS (Common Internet File System) devices
- Applications and database: Microsoft Office, SQL Server
- Work group communications: Microsoft SharePoint and Skype for Business
- Social media: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter
- Printers and faxes: Devices that support SMTP (Simple Mail Transport Protocol)
- Image archiving: Via OCR (Optical Character Recognition)
Veritas Enterprise Vault Product Brief Includes:
- Overview
- Highlights
- Usage
- EvaluScale Product Review Methodology
- Evaluator Group’s Opinion
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