Fake news, ransomware, and grey hair; addressing world problems

Libraries are not typically known to be innovators when it comes to new technology however the National Library of Scotland became trail blazers when they looked for a new solution to the storage and archiving of valuable national cultural collections. Having set themselves an ambitious goal for the digitization of their collections NLS needed a new approach to holding, protecting and making their vast amounts of data accessible to the public. Their story is both interesting and inspirational and we would like to share it with you. Join this on-demand discussion to hear how National Library of Scotland embraced new technology to address the problems in their world of valuable data. During the session you will have the opportunity to ask questions to our panel. You will also hear how: • NLS broke tradition and ‘fake news’ with their innovative approach to data archiving and providing storage as a service to revolutionize libraries across the UK • In an environment where there is large volumes of valuable data they needed a backup solution that was easy and quick to implement (to avoid any grey hair!). A solution capable of scaling up as data volumes and use cases increased • NLS needed a system in place that protected them from the ever growing number ransomware attacks Register today to secure your place at the table!