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By the Numbers: Compliance, FRCP and ediscovery issues
Storage Magazine | 13 Feb 2008
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Best Practices: Unraveling tape encryption
Storage Magazine | 12 Jan 2008
COLUMNS - With the emergence of new generations of tape drives featuring onboard hardware encryption, companies are revisiting their tape security practices in the hope that this new technology will solve security concerns at an ...
Storage standards: A progress report
Storage Magazine | 12 Jan 2008
FEATURES - The Storage Management Initiative-Specification (SMI-S), eXtensible Access Method (XAM), encryption key management and the Fabric Application Interface Standard (FAIS) are four standards that could radically change the way ...
Talking up server virtualization, security at SNW
Storage Magazine | 10 Dec 2007
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Hot technologies for 2008
Storage Magazine | 10 Dec 2007
FEATURES - Each year, Storage magazine's editors pore through product introductions, study technology developments and ask users about their plans for the coming year to create a short list of must-have technologies for 2008. We ...
Where encryption fits best
Storage Magazine | 12 Nov 2007
FEATURES - Everybody knows they should encrypt tapes that go offsite, but many are still on the fence about where encryption should occur in their storage environments. There are a number of options, ranging from using your backup app's ...
How useful are storage benchmarks?
Storage Magazine | 12 Oct 2007
FEATURES - Most storage vendors like to tout how well their gear performed on benchmark tests, but the results may not always be as they first appear. The benchmarking process can be easily manipulated because of the large number of ...
Editorial: Scramble that data!
Storage Magazine | 10 Sep 2007
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Let your fingers do the walking
Storage Magazine | 10 Sep 2007
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Stamp out NAS threats
Storage Magazine | 10 Sep 2007
FEATURES - NAS is open to many of the exploits (viruses, worms, unauthorized access, data tampering, snooping and IP spoofing) that have plagued Windows-based systems. But even though NAS runs on ubiquitous Ethernet and TCP/IP transport ...
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