Intelligentias Inc. (OTCBB: ITLI) has created a massive volume data indexing system with the ability to quickly, securely and efficiently retain large volumes of Customer Data Records (CDR) and Internet Protocol Data Records (IPDR). While Intelligentias’ competition relies on relational databases, the company’s approach to forensic data retention is the Retintia DRS File System, a scalable file indexing system within its Retentia Data Retention Suite (DRS). The system has the capacity to retain records of phone calls, e-mails, Web site visits, text messages, financial transactions and more.
Unlike relational databases, the Retentia DRS File System uses a vertical approach to data; the horizontal approach covers a wide variety of information, but doesn’t have the depth of a vertical approach. The Retentia DRS File System manages three billion CDRs and IPDRs per day, on one PC server. On the other hand, relational databases can only manage up to 250 million CDRs and IPDRSs per day and require an entire workstation to maintain performance.
Intelligentias’ file system can index metadata from multiple sources, such as network switches, servers and logs; can reconcile metadata formats for accurate analysis; can reduce storage by 85 percent through proprietary compression methods; offers proprietary encryption for security; logs, indexes and traces all access; and runs on any UNIX-based machine from PCs with dual CPUs to workstations.
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