Storage


Pushbutton Disaster Recovery

Do you know if your disaster recovery processes are up to date?

Thin Is In -- Or Is It?

The downside of thin provisioning at the array level is not being fully articulated by any vendor.

Of Knee-Nippers and Ankle-Biters

It should come as no surprise that new companies have begun to carve out a part of the storage market for themselves.

Signal to Noise in Storage Management

Symantec Veritas CommandCentral is building a strong infrastructure monitoring and management approach that is worth a look.

A Paler Shade of Green Storage

A greater use of the "delete" key may be the greenest data strategy of all.

Storage Security, Part 7: Confusing Encryption with Security

Confusing encryption with data storage security can be dangerous to your storage protection strategy.

Storage Security Part VI: Locking Down the Disk

One company offers a way to secure data when different classes of data have different security requirements.



Storage Security Part V: Disk Encryption

Seagate’s announcement of Momentus drives with DriveTrust technology holds promise for enabling IT to secure data at rest

Storage Security Part IV: Encrypt on the Target

The best place for tape-based data encryption may well be on the media itself, but until key management issues are worked out, the strategy binds you to a particular vendor’s key management system for the foreseeable future. Our storage analyst, Jon Toigo, takes a closer look.

Storage Security in a Box? (Part III in a Series)

Placing storage security in the network is another option for locking down your data

A Seuss-ian View of Storage Security

One of the big puzzles of storage security is how best, architecturally speaking, to deploy the technology. BitArmor answers our questions.

Securing Storage, Part II: Encryption is Only a Start

Storage security needs a more systemic view to succeed.

Rumors of War Underscore Data Security Issues

Our storage analyst, Jon Toigo, begins a series on data security issues and solutions.

Building an Archive: End of a Six Part Series

Is the obvious so difficult to understand? Obviously, yes.

Building an Archive Strategy, Part V: The Devil in the Details

What every storage admin must ask: what must we save and where shall we save it?

Bolted-on Archive Solutions: Ingestion Indigestion—Part IV of a Series

As with everything else in IT, performance is a key consideration when selecting a backup solution. Finding a reliable measure, however, is problematic.

Behind CA’s Storage Reshuffle

The move will likely have mixed impact on most CA customers, although mainframe shops should expect some benefits

Built-in Archiving: Use at Your Own Risk -- Part III of a Series

Can non-native archive management software improve the performance of the e-mail server by automatically archiving messages without user intervention?

Archive This—Part 2 in a Series

Real archiving is more challenging to set up and manage over time than simply backing up data.

Puzzling Out an Archive Strategy, Part 1

Archiving isn’t rocket science, but it can be a challenge for even rocket scientists to do well.