Top 5 U.S. Bank Achieves Compliance, Cuts Costs, and Improves Data Access with ZL Unified Archive®

ZL’s Unified Archive® was chosen as the solution to meet the combined requirements of scalability, flexibility and functionality for one of the world’s largest financial institutions.

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Overview:

As one of the largest providers of financial services in the U.S. and abroad, with over 40 international offices, this global giant required a massively scalable solution to handle a repository of billions of documents. Furthermore, in order to remain compliant, millions of messages had to be rapidly processed and stored per day from multiple locations following a complex retention policy.

Challenges:

The Top 5 U.S. Bank’s needs included:

  • Support for 165,000 mailboxes, receiving over 10 million email messages per day.
  • Compliance with SEC and NASD regulations, with full retention management.
  • Storage on WORM type media.
  • Improve email server performance.
  • Reduce storage load.
  • Timely migration of hundreds of terabytes of data from legacy archives.
  • Rapid search across all existing electronic content.

Benefits:

After the evaluation, ZL’s Unified Archive® was chosen as the solution to meet the combined requirements of scalability, flexibility and functionality with the capability to:

  • Search in seconds across a repository of almost 2 billion documents.
  • Complete index recovery within hours to ensure compliance and data access requirements.
  • Scale to 10 million messages per day.
  • Enable pro-active E-Discovery and Early Case Assessment.
  • Ensure and streamline SEC and NASD compliance with 100% data capture and advanced review tools.
  • Employ “straight-through-processing.” All actions conducted against data in ZL are performed in a singular process — eliminating errors, preserving the Digital-Chain of Custody, and dramatically improving archiving throughput.
  • Integrate large deployments of both Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes.

 

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