Storage Management Strategies for the CIO
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Storage vendors beef up security
EMC, HP, Brocade and Hifn roll out products for storage security, including encryption; Pillar introduces clustered storage controllers. Article
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SNW Notes: Encryption focus shifts to disk drives
With vendors, such as EMC, IBM, Seagate and LSI on board, disk encryption becomes hot; Marriott goes green with underground data center. Article
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Data deduplication becomes primary candidate
Data deduplication is becoming a popular technology for backup and can benefit other types of storage, but don't expect it to be a mainstay of primary storage, or Tier 1, data. Article
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Iron Mountain digitizes documents to bolster security
A new service from Iron Mountain lets customers use secure Web sites to access digital images of physical documents, eliminating the need to transport the information by truck. Article
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How to mitigate the performance penalties of data encryption software
Learn three tactics that can help you mitigate performance penalties when dealing with data encryption software. Tip
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Users: Storage security becoming a priority
Storage administrators say that increased regulatory pressures and continued reports of security breaches are forcing upper management to look at new measures for protecting data.data. Article
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EMC's Coviello: 'Security vendors do not sell fear'
The head of EMC's RSA Security division says security must be built into the storage infrastructure, rather than bolted-on products. Article
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Checklist for purchasing hardware-based encryption
Encryption appliances sit inline on a network and use specially designed electronics to encrypt data at line speeds, essentially eliminating the performance penalty imposed by encryption software running on a general server. While software-based encr... Buying Guide
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Hardware-based encryption (appliance) product specifications
The product snapshots in this chapter highlight key specifications for a cross section of dedicated encryption appliances. Buying Guide
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With power-on passwords and login passwords available, what's the value of hard drive encryption?
Anyone who's determined to gain access to a drive is going to be able to bypass BIOS passwords or Windows passwords... FAQ