Consolidating Your Network Storage Systems Auditing

TechRepublic White Papers cesabarre dotcom | July 2, 2011 Consolidating Your Network Storage Systems Auditing While network storage systems can offer better data management, they come with certain challenges. Auditing over these storage systems is often autonomous, making it difficult to keep track of all your storage systems at once. Read this white paper to learn how consolidating your network storage systems security and change audits can help make data management more manageable. Check out these additional resources: Long Term Data Retention: Key Considerations Managing backup and recovery in today's environment is a multi-dimensional challenge with both near and long term business requirements. This technology brief provides key topics to think about as you design your long-term data retention plans. Find out more   How to Remove Administrator Rights and Control Privileges Learn to identify and remove suspicious users or group from the "Administrators" user group in your windows domain, then manage and assign administrative permissions to specific applications and desktop functions--this webcast shows you how. View this now   Know what your directory is doing It's easy to keep your active directories out of mind, but when it has a problem, you need it fixed. Learn how auditing your directories can help you avoid these problems in this white paper. Download Now   Sponsored by:

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