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Marriott breach spotlights internal data security
Experts say Marriott's recent data loss shows that internal data security controls may be lagging at many companies, and offer tips on how users can protect themselves better. Article | 04 Jan 2006
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Quantum jumps into security fray
Quantum announced new security capabilities for its tape libraries that will begin appearing next quarter. But for users waiting for full native encryption, it'll be at least another year. Article | 06 Dec 2005
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Data on failed disks worries users
Increased regulation and security scrutiny has users struggling with new problems, such as data on failed disks sent off site for repair. Article | 05 Dec 2005
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Storage Clips: Quantum beefs up security
Quantum is the latest to jump on the storage and security bandwagon; Mimosa nets more financing, adds execs. Article | 05 Dec 2005
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Storage Clips: Senate panel passes data breach act
A Senate panel approved the bill on data breach notification requiring companies holding personal data on more than 10,000 Americans to implement privacy and security programs. Article | 23 Nov 2005
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Storage Clips: SonicWall confirms acquisition of Lasso Logic
Security vendor SonicWall officially announced that it has acquired data backup startup Lasso Logic. Article | 22 Nov 2005
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Storage Clips: McData releases security assessment tool
McData became the latest company to jump on the storage-plus-security bandwagon; Acopia partners with NetApp; BakBone pieces together more software. Article | 21 Nov 2005
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Storage-security mergers lose steam
Cracks are appearing in the vision of integrating storage with security. Column | 18 Nov 2005
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Storage Clips: NetApp launches secure caching appliance
Storage and security continue to mesh as NetApp releases a caching appliance designed to also provide Web security. Article | 17 Nov 2005
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Storage Clips: NetApp unveils security initiative
NetApp has announced a security initiative that promotes the company's products and promises users "uncompromised security." Article | 09 Nov 2005