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For storage, protection against physical, cyber intrusions key

For storage, protection against physical, cyber intrusions key
With reports on data centers being broken into or hacks against networked devices, storage solutions providers are also attaching great importance to how to make their systems more secure against those types of attacks.
With reports on data centers being broken into or hacks against networked devices, storage solutions providers are also attaching great importance to how to make their systems more secure against those types of attacks.
 
Reports on data centers being burglarized or sabotaged have been numerous. In 2006, mobile phone operator Vodafone suffered a major service interruption after a break-in at one of its data centers, as suspected thieves used sledgehammers to smash into a Vodafone data center in Hampshire, reported Data Center Dynamics. More recently, in 2015, a prisoner jailed for carjacking walked away from a work release program and ended up in a Delaware data center, after making his way in through a broken d...


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