SAN Security
John McGowan, EMC Corporation
Jeffrey Bardin, Independent consultant
John McDonald, EMC Corporation
As with any IT subsystem, implementing the appropriate level of security for storage area networks (SANs) depends on many factors. The resources expended on protecting the SAN should reflect the value of the information stored on the SAN using a risk-based approach. A full assessment and classification of the data including threats, vulnerabilities, existing controls, and potential impact should the loss, disclosure, modification, interruption, and/or destruction of the data occur should be performed prior to configuration of the SAN. Anytime you consider security prior to actual build-out of a system or device, your expenditures ...
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