DNF Security Unveils Robust Portable IP Surveillance Systems to Handle Off-Site and Remote Monitoring Applications Marketwire 11/18/2008
DNF Security, a Dynamic Network Factory (DNF) business unit and provider of mission-critical IP surveillance solutions, today at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) unveiled the JetX Portable series of all-in-one surveillance systems for mobile, off-site monitoring and recording. The JetX product family includes three models with one to three built-in LCD displays. The triple-display model will be available for demonstration in DNF Security's booth, #5818.
DNF Security Unveils Robust Portable IP Surveillance Systems to Handle Off-Site and Remote Monitoring Applications MarketWatch 11/18/2008
DNF Security, a Dynamic Network Factory (DNF) business unit and provider of mission-critical IP surveillance solutions, today at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) unveiled the JetX Portable series of all-in-one surveillance systems for mobile, off-site monitoring and recording. The JetX product family includes three models with one to three built-in LCD displays. The triple-display model will be available for demonstration in DNF Security's booth, #5818.
DNF Security Unveils Robust Portable IP Surveillance Systems to Handle Off-Site and Remote Monitoring Applications MSNBC 11/18/2008
DNF Security, a Dynamic Network Factory (DNF) business unit and provider of mission-critical IP surveillance solutions, today at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) unveiled the JetX Portable series of all-in-one surveillance systems for mobile, off-site monitoring and recording. The JetX product family includes three models with one to three built-in LCD displays. The triple-display model will be available for demonstration in DNF Security's booth, #5818.
Storage At Risk Processor 11/7/2008
Experts contend that the first step in effectively addressing storage security issues is determining which parts of a storage architecture are at risk. Jame Ervin, product manager for DNF Security (www.dnfsecurity.com), says that organizations must define what information is critical, determine if they are liable in case of data breach, and, if so, examine what the consequences would be. To do this, a round of questions is in order, she says.
“For data leaving the building, how has it been secured? Is it encrypted? Will it be transported safely? Will the final resting point also be safe? For managing data in the building, don’t forget to look at the network for managing devices. . . . Is the monitoring network safe and secure, or is it on a public network? If it is, this opens up a big hole in your infrastructure. And then the last critical piece is controlling access to data in general. Who is able to see the contents of the storage system, and are there ways unauthorized users can also access it?” she says.
SNIA on Storage: iSCSI + Virtual Servers = Better DR InfoStor 10/1/2008
How to keep costs low when looking for high-quality disaster recovery solutions by using iSCSI technology and virtual servers. Please Refer to the article on Page 18 by Jame Ervin
Storage grows by building bigger, better boxes Security Systems News 10/1/2008
The systems you deploy for customers may put cameras everywhere-perimeters, access points, hallways and high-security areas, all under the watchful eye of technology. But those images the eyes capture are only as good as the machines storing them.
The software that allows you to review and search your digital video is getting a lot more intelligent, said Jame Ervin, product manager at DNF Security, a dedicated division of storage maker DNF.
Storage At Risk Processor 8/29/2008
There’s a rising tendency to rely on technology to address storage-related security issues, but some experts feel that policymaking and employee awareness are similarly effective in keeping storage secure. Jame Ervin, product manager for DNF Security (www.dnfsecurity.com), says that employees are the first line of defense against data breaches.
“Many of the widely publicized security breaches involved a loss of physical control over the data—stolen laptops, missing backup tapes, and so on. In many cases, employees could have added an additional layer of protection with password-protected computers or backup tapes. Organizations should have a defined policy for access to data leaving the premises and for data inside the office and act accordingly,” Ervin says.
DNF upgrades NAS/iSCSI appliances InfoStor 8/19/2008
Dynamic Network Factory (DNF) has added a number of enhancements to its StorBank-XL appliances, which combine NAS and iSCSI in a “unified IP storage” platform. Upgrades include support for 10,000rpm and 15,000rpm SAS drives (as well as SATA drives), enhanced backup and archiving functions, support for the NDMP protocol, and write-once, read-many (WORM) iSCSI volumes and file shares. Other features include replication and point-in-time snapshots. Pricing starts at $3,300.
DNF Storage Upgrades StorBank-XL Line Of Hybrid NAS And iSCSI Appliances With Enhanced Backup And Data Archiving Features Premises Networks 7/23/2008
Hayward, CA - Dynamic Network Factory, Inc. (DNF), a leading maker of high-performance network attached storage (NAS), storage area networks (SANs), RAID and iSCSI systems, recently introduced new backup and data archiving capabilities for its StorBank-XL line of hybrid appliances, which combine NAS and iSCSI in a single, unified IP storage platform. The company will also add support for Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) drives this month to broaden the line's flexibility for primary and secondary storage applications.
DNF Storage Upgrades StorBank-XL Line Of Hybrid NAS And iSCSI Appliances With Enhanced Backup And Data Archiving Features Data Storage Connection 7/17/2008
Dynamic Network Factory, Inc. (DNF), a leading maker of high-performance network attached storage (NAS), storage area networks (SANs), RAID and iSCSI systems, today introduced new backup and data archiving capabilities for its StorBank-XL line of hybrid appliances, which combine NAS and iSCSI in a single, unified IP storage platform. The company will also add support for Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) drives this month to broaden the line's flexibility for primary and secondary storage applications.
