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The adulterous relationship of security and storage

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By Allan Tan | Dec 1, 2009

When it comes to protecting data there is an almost adulterous relationship between storage and security technologies. It's almost impossible to plan a data protection strategy without incorporating security elements throughout the lifecycle of the data - from creation, thru transit, storage, and finally its destruction, in some cases long-term storage.

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