Computer Technology Review

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Articles in August 2003 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Clarification
• Answering the storage security challenge - Security
  by Gary Sevounts
• Continuous data availability solutions using an iSCSI virtualization switch - Disaster Recovery
  by Zophar Sante
• Keeping the doors open - Security
  by Dan Lewis
• Suspect system incident verification in incident response - Disaster Recovery
  by Christopher L.T. Brown
• Network and application layer tests reveal security gaps - Security
  by Josh Goldstein
• Blackout power - Disaster Recovery
  by George McNamara
• Open source software for perimeter defense - Security
  by Elizabeth M. Ferrarini
• Image backup & disaster recovery - Backup/Restore
  by Morgan Edwards
• Information Lifecycle Management - Storage Management
  by Todd Rief
• Homeland security strikes out: power blackout illuminates storage vulnerabilities
• AIT Tape: best long-term replacement for archival Magneto-Optical - Backup/Restore
  by Richard Vining
• IP SAN or Fibre Channel SAN? - Storage Management
  by Sharon Isaacson
• Fabric-based intelligence: but do a reality check on the switches before you buy - Disaster Recovery
  by Christine Taylor Chudnow
• Using data backup and restore services to achieve compliance - Backup/Restore
  by Greg Knieriemen
• Roundtable: "switched on storage arrays" Part 3 of 3 - Connectivity
• The Nearline Effect: tape vendors will love it; disk vendors won't - Disaster Recovery
  by Fred Moore
• The storage lifetime of removable media - Backup/Restore
  by Mary Chesher
• SCSI Cables: more than a couple of connectors and a few pieces of wire - Connectivity
  by Jim Stein
• Automating the full data protection process: Integrity 1.4.5 from Avail Solutions - Top Technology Showcase
• The SQL Slammer worm: how two organizations survived the attack - Backup/Restore
  by Drew Robb
• Building multi-speed SANs with scalable HBA architecture
  by Phil Brotherton
• Tape automation's never looked so good - Top Technology Showcase
  by Louis Raphael
• Protecting the learning environment - Security
  by Robert Ellis