Tuesday, November 09, 2010

Dot Hill announces unified storage; Storage gift ideas [2010 Cool Yule Tools]

Storage gift ideas [2010 Cool Yule Tools] | Synology announces green, multi-feature NAS server

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Dot Hill announces unified storage
Dot Hill on Monday rolled out a set of unified storage appliances that combine storage area network and network attached storage technology. Called AssuredUVS Appliances, they virtualize storage volumes, aggregate arrays from other vendors and manage the unified storage pool from the same management interface. Read More


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Online Server Backup Checklist
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Storage gift ideas [2010 Cool Yule Tools]
torage drive vendors have a tough sell to consumers – after all, just hyping storage capacity really isn't enough anymore. So we're starting to see things on hard drives like personalized designs, protection features, network connectivity, additional software (both useful and entertaining), and funky formats. Here's some of our favorite storage devices that we think would make good holiday gifts. Read More


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Synology announces green, multi-feature NAS server
Hardware developer Synology announced Tuesday the release of its 4-bay, full-featured NAS server, the DiskStation DS411j. The server—intended for small businesses and home offices—works with Synology's DiskStation Manager 3.0 operating system to provide secure and ample storage space, stream multimedia entertainment, and manage data. Available now in stores, the DiskStation DS411j enclosure retails for $333. Read More


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Building a Successful Security Operations Center
This paper outlines industry best practices for building and maturing a security operations center (SOC). For those organizations planning to build a SOC or those organizations hoping to improve their existing SOC this paper will outline the typical mission parameters, the business case, people considerations, processes and procedures, as well as, the technology involved. Building a Successful Security Operations Center

The best tech holiday gifts for less than $200
If you have two Benjamins to spend on holiday gear for a loved one (or even yourself), you have a range of choices--including robots, kooky Japanese watches, great graphics boards, brightly colored USB 3.0 storage, and more. Read More



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