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| Security tools to safeguard your web documents |
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By Security.Techieindex
Safeguarding its web applications is the most important and crucial task that every company meets. It is proved that web application hacking is increasing and 75% of the cyber crimes are done at web application. Most corporations have secured their data at the network level, but have overlooked the crucial step of checking whether their web applications are vulnerable to attack. Web applications, which often have a direct line into the company' s most valuable data assets, are online 24/7, completely unprotected by a firewall and therefore easy prey for attackers. With the mission of protecting your company’s data from invaders many products have lined up in the market.
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| The Changing Face of Data Protection |
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| The explosion of corporate data in the 1990s, coupled with new data storage technology such as networked storage, has made the accumulation and management of large amounts of data a corporate priority.
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| Why IBM should IBM buy EMC? |
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| A fellow storage analyst was once chided for making the following prediction: Dell buys EMC. Hand me a crosscut saw as I' m about to go out on the same tree, different limb. IBM buys EMC.
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| Addressing VMware's problem |
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| Conventional data protection methods don't work, you' ll retain e-mail longer than you think and you will need fast, reliable search tools.
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| New Storage Technologies Hit The Market |
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| They' ve been talked about and written about for years. Standards groups have fussed over every last detail, industry associations have sponsored endless interoperability demos, and vendors have jockeyed for position with competing prototype announcements.
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| Storage Security Apps Struggle To Gain Traction |
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| Storage and data security are important factors in achieving regulatory compliance. One solution to the storage security problem is to insert an encryption appliance between the servers and the storage farm. Minimum security levels (such as FIPS 140 compliance), policy controlled encryption with auditing and reporting capabilities, and minimal performance or capacity impact are all basic requirements. Beyond that, simplicity in installing and maintaining the storage security appliance, clustering for failover, and compatibility with existing operations, such as backup and archive, should be critical decision factors.
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