HubStor

Practical, policy-driven archiving for capture, search, compliance, and quick restore
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Point HubStor at your mailboxes, file shares, and cloud apps, then set the rules. In a single console you choose what to capture, how long to retain it, and who can view or restore it. Create policies for projects, departments, or custodians. Turn on immutability to meet compliance requirements, enable encryption end to end, and schedule incremental captures so only changes move after the first pass. If you’re replacing a legacy platform, use the migration tools to ingest PSTs, journals, and exports from previous archives without rehydrating them locally. Map users, preserve metadata, and import in parallel to cut over with minimal downtime.

Day to day, you’ll manage everything from a browser. Content is indexed as it lands so you can run precise searches across email, files, and other workloads by custodian, timeframe, or keyword. Save queries, place items on legal hold, and export results directly to review or handoff. When someone needs something back, restore to the original location or an alternate path in a few clicks. There are no practical file-size ceilings, and transfers are optimized, so large media and backups move quickly both in and out. Use roles to limit access, track every action with audit logs, and automate common tasks through the API or scheduled jobs.

For IT operations, standardize retention across on-prem and cloud repositories, implement WORM-style protection where required, and tier cold data to cloud storage to reduce costs. Compliance teams can collect, preserve, and produce evidence without involving admins every time, using saved searches and export presets. Engineering and DevOps can stream logs and build artifacts to the archive, then retrieve specific versions during incidents. Creative teams can offload raw footage and revisions without splitting files due to size limits, while maintaining simple, remote access for collaborators. Remote staff can browse and download through the web or mobile-friendly portal, and managers get alerts and dashboards to watch capacity, job health, and policy coverage.

When you need to move fast—mergers, litigation, storage refresh—use bulk import and export jobs to migrate data sets on your timeline. Compression reduces transfer overhead; encryption keeps content protected in transit and at rest. Schedule backups for predictable windows, use incremental updates to conserve bandwidth, and rely on automated storage policies so new sources inherit the right settings. The result is a practical, repeatable workflow for capture, preservation, discovery, and recovery that scales as your footprint grows.

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Features

  • Incremental Backup
  • Web Access
  • Compression Tools
  • Automated Storage
  • Cloud Storage
  • Remote Access
  • Secure Data Storage
  • Encryption
  • Backup Scheduling
  • Mobile Compatibility

How It’s Used

  • Migrate legacy email archives, journals, and PSTs into HubStor with custodial mapping.
  • Apply organization-wide retention and WORM-style compliance to finance and healthcare data.
  • Run eDiscovery searches, apply legal holds, and export results for legal review.
  • Archive application logs and build artifacts for DevOps troubleshooting and rollbacks.
  • Store large creative assets (video, audio, 3D) without file-size limits and enable remote retrieval.
  • Provide remote teams browser and mobile access to requested records and past versions.
  • Implement scheduled, incremental backups with fast restore for business continuity.
  • Execute bulk import/export to support mergers, divestitures, or platform consolidations.

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Hubstor

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Easy, self-service bulk data extraction giving you the freedom to exit Flexible metadata model lets you inherit, search, and control your data using any attribute Infinite scalability lets you scale up and out to meet your organization’s growing data challenges Indexing and search that actually work as advertised Unlike private cloud archives, data sovereignty controls allow you to determine where your dedicated archive hosts in the cloud Economies of scale so that you can achieve better cost efficiencies as you scale and add more workloads

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