How does Array Networks WAN solution protect Cosmos Bank's customer data?

BENGALURU: Array Networks, provider of application delivery networking, has said that they offered a customized solution, aCelera WAN 2300, to Cosmos Bank for enhancing the latter's data replication process and safeguarding customer data.

Cosmos bank required their database to be replicated whenever there was a database breakdown. During such breakdowns, Cosmos Bank could lose customer data and was unable to provide banking services. To overcome this problem, the bank deployed Array Networks' WAN Optimization, which ensured zero data loss during data replication to the disaster site and helped the bank in recovering their customers' data.

Array Networks' solution is a solution which optimized storage data replication by 70% and crunched the data loss up to 65%.

Shibu Paul, Regional Sales Director - India, ME and SEA at Array Networks, said, "We are glad to provide WAN solution to Cosmos bank. Our solutions can speed up the replication process of applications along with reducing bandwidth cost. The aCelera WAN 2300 also reduced the bandwidth cost of Cosmos bank thereby ensuring faster response time. Our consulting and solutions offerings helped Cosmos Bank run better and run differently."

The bank faced many problems in sharing customers' information with consistency. It also suffered from limited bandwidth capacity, traffic congestion and latency issues which resulted in slow data replication process. To solve this issue, Array's WAN 2300 provided greater bandwidth of a given path to increase data transfer rate. The aCelera WAN solution accelerated database replication and improved bandwidth utilization for Cosmos Bank.

Vikrant Ponkshe, Managing Director and CEO, Cosmos Bank, said, "We required a customized solution to enhance the replication of data. We are extremely thankful to Array team for having reduced the bandwidth cost. The aCelera product helped us reduce the utilization of the link from 40 Mbps to 15 Mbps and ensured faster replication."