Bloombase Demonstrations

Demonstration Procedures

Hello Spitfire StoreSafe secured contents database Contribute to Spitfire StoreSafe secured contents database Full-text query on Spitfire StoreSafe secured contents database and secure contents retrieval Examine encrypted contents repository

Secure Contents Protection

Problems Enterprises and organizations are headache with sensitive data compromises and unauthorized exposures. Malicious attacks or inadequate secret data handling procedures can cause corporations significant financial loss The public have growing incentives to protecting their own personal data, together with worsening cyber crime, governments in various nations set up electronic data privacy regulatory. For those organizations fail to comply, penalties are levied Enterprise content/document management systems often contain sensitive corporate data that are vulnerable to attack if no effective security measures are in place. Sensitive information scatter in content management systems (e.g. filesystem, database, indexes, etc). How to secure a content system challenges every enterprise Solutions Spitfire StoreSafe secures corporate contents, be it in RDBMS or filesystems or raw storage devices, at complete application transparency Only solution for out-of-the-box content management systems and cost effective for existing systems Demonstration In this demonstration, we will show you how to make use of Spitfire StoreSafe to secure a content management system powered by a relational database (Oracle 10g) You are able to add your contents to the system Full-text search of secured contents is made possible by Spitfire StoreSafe transparent encryption Continue

Background Technology Information

IP Storage http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/ips-charter.html NFS Version 3 Specifications http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1813.txt Common Internet File System http://www.microsoft.com/mind/1196/cifs.asp