Accelerating Secure Storage on FreeBSD

Posted on August 11, 2009 by Gerard

Intel has put together a whitepaper on Secure Storage and FreeBSD

It goes without saying that Information Security is extremely important in today’s connected world. Protecting the vast quantities of digital information stored by companies is critical to maintaining business integrity and reducing the risk related to the unintentional disclosure of private information. Storing data securely is one mechanism that can help reduce the risk of attackers gaining access to sensitive information. This paper examines some of the secure storage solutions that are available on the FreeBSD operating system and discusses options for the acceleration of processor-intense cryptographic operations.

Update: Direct link now attached. Thanks to Edmondas and Alexander Leidinger

Source: NAS, SANs and Storage Server Technologies


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Your blog host Gerard van Essen is a keen user of FreeBSD and PC-BSD and likes to share FreeBSD news with the aim more people will use BSD systems
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