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Storage Security


From: karank at senseofsecurity.com (Karan Khosla - Sense of Security)
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 2009 09:42:15 +1000

Yes this for an enterprise environment. I'm new to storage/storage
security so I'm not sure what you mean when you ask me about the
application I am looking at deploying. I'm just trying to research
generic security issues with SAN/NAS technologies. Once I have an
understanding of what issues exist, I would then look at SAN/NAS
offerings from Hitachi, NetApp and EMC to see how they address these
issues.

I've already looked into books like 'Securing Storage by Himanshu
Dwivedi' and 'Storage Security by John Chirillo', but these books were
published between 2003-2005 and I was wondering if there are any
resources that are more current (as I'm not sure if there have been any
new advancements in this area, or if issues that existed in 2005 have
now been fixed by vendors), and also if standards/best practices exist
to address these security issues.

I hope I'm making sense.

Karan.


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Are you looking to do this in an enterprise environmnt? Explain the  
application you are looking to deploy and we may be able to point you  
toberter resources.

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On Aug 10, 2009, at 2:09 AM, Karan Khosla - Sense of Security
<karank at senseofsecurity.com 
wrote:

Hi,

I am researching storage security (SAN/NAS/DAS). I've conducting  
most of my research online and came across a couple of books on the  
subject but nothing published in the recent past (most of them  
published between 2003-2006).

Was wondering if anyone knew of any good online resources or books  
that shed light on the vulnerabilities and best practices around  
storage security.

Thanks in advance.
Karan



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