This document provides a compatibility matrix for the Bloombase Spitfire SOA Security Server, listing supported operating systems, cryptographic algorithms, and management features. It shows support for various Linux, Unix, and Windows platforms as well as support for standards like XML encryption and signatures. Notes provide details on supported PKCS#11 devices and the high availability module.
Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security Server SpecificationsBloombase
The document is a specification sheet for the Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Storage Security Server. It provides transparent encryption and decryption across various storage platforms and file systems. It uses high performance cryptographic techniques to minimize performance impacts. It also includes access control, availability features, and supports various encryption standards.
Bloombase Spitfire Identity Manager is a complete strong authentication solution that enables two-factor authentication to protect user identities and information. It combines multiple authentication methods such as passwords, LDAP, Active Directory, one-time passwords, smart cards, and tokens. Spitfire Identity Manager can be installed as a physical or virtual appliance or as software on Unix/Linux and Windows systems. It is configured through a web-based management console for user and device management as well as authentication policy configuration.
1) The document describes how to setup Bloombase StoreSafe for transparent encryption of Oracle databases in a high availability IBM HACMP cluster.
2) Key steps include creating application servers and resource groups for StoreSafe and the virtual storage mount, and establishing dependencies to ensure proper startup order.
3) An application monitor is also defined to check that the StoreSafe virtual storage is ready before mounting it.
Interoperability of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security
Server and QLogic 10GbE Ethernet Adapter for Transparent Network Attached Storage (NAS) Encryption
Performance Benchmarks for Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Encryption Security S...Bloombase
This document summarizes performance test results of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Storage Security Server for Microsoft Windows. Tests were conducted on file systems and a relational database using Oracle's TPC-C benchmark. The Storage Security Server provides transparent encryption and decryption of sensitive enterprise data at rest. Test configurations and results are presented for various file system sizes and database profiles. Overall performance impacts of using the security software were measured.
Interoperability of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security Server and ATTO Cel...Bloombase
The document summarizes interoperability testing of ATTO Celerity FC HBA on an Apple Mac Pro host system with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe storage encryption appliance. Key components of the test environment are described, including configuration of the FC HBA, encryption appliance, SAN switch and storage. Validation tests are outlined covering raw storage, file system operations, and Oracle database application functions. All tests passed successfully, validating transparent encryption of the SAN storage via the Bloombase appliance.
Bloombase Spitfire KeyCastle Key Lifecycle Management Server SpecificationsBloombase
The Bloombase Spitfire KeyCastle is a key life-cycle management security server that supports cryptographic key generation, storage, and protection. It uses tamper-proof hardware security modules and offers high performance cryptographic processing. The server supports numerous encryption and hashing algorithms, multiple certificate authorities, hardware security tokens, and standards like PKCS#11, FIPS 140-2, and KMIP. It provides centralized key management through a web-based console and supports various client platforms and operating systems.
Bloombase Turnkey Data At-Rest Security Compliance Solution for EMC CelerraBloombase
The document describes the Bloombase Spitfire data-at-rest encryption solution for EMC Celerra storage systems. It provides turnkey encryption that requires minimal changes and enables immediate compliance with standards like HIPAA and PCI DSS. Encryption is performed on data 'at rest' in the EMC Celerra storage using Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe servers with minimal performance degradation. The solution supports both block and file-based storage on the Celerra through a single Bloombase product.
Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security Server SpecificationsBloombase
The document is a specification sheet for the Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Storage Security Server. It provides transparent encryption and decryption across various storage platforms and file systems. It uses high performance cryptographic techniques to minimize performance impacts. It also includes access control, availability features, and supports various encryption standards.
Bloombase Spitfire Identity Manager is a complete strong authentication solution that enables two-factor authentication to protect user identities and information. It combines multiple authentication methods such as passwords, LDAP, Active Directory, one-time passwords, smart cards, and tokens. Spitfire Identity Manager can be installed as a physical or virtual appliance or as software on Unix/Linux and Windows systems. It is configured through a web-based management console for user and device management as well as authentication policy configuration.
1) The document describes how to setup Bloombase StoreSafe for transparent encryption of Oracle databases in a high availability IBM HACMP cluster.
2) Key steps include creating application servers and resource groups for StoreSafe and the virtual storage mount, and establishing dependencies to ensure proper startup order.
3) An application monitor is also defined to check that the StoreSafe virtual storage is ready before mounting it.
Interoperability of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security
Server and QLogic 10GbE Ethernet Adapter for Transparent Network Attached Storage (NAS) Encryption
Performance Benchmarks for Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Encryption Security S...Bloombase
This document summarizes performance test results of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Storage Security Server for Microsoft Windows. Tests were conducted on file systems and a relational database using Oracle's TPC-C benchmark. The Storage Security Server provides transparent encryption and decryption of sensitive enterprise data at rest. Test configurations and results are presented for various file system sizes and database profiles. Overall performance impacts of using the security software were measured.
Interoperability of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security Server and ATTO Cel...Bloombase
The document summarizes interoperability testing of ATTO Celerity FC HBA on an Apple Mac Pro host system with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe storage encryption appliance. Key components of the test environment are described, including configuration of the FC HBA, encryption appliance, SAN switch and storage. Validation tests are outlined covering raw storage, file system operations, and Oracle database application functions. All tests passed successfully, validating transparent encryption of the SAN storage via the Bloombase appliance.
Bloombase Spitfire KeyCastle Key Lifecycle Management Server SpecificationsBloombase
The Bloombase Spitfire KeyCastle is a key life-cycle management security server that supports cryptographic key generation, storage, and protection. It uses tamper-proof hardware security modules and offers high performance cryptographic processing. The server supports numerous encryption and hashing algorithms, multiple certificate authorities, hardware security tokens, and standards like PKCS#11, FIPS 140-2, and KMIP. It provides centralized key management through a web-based console and supports various client platforms and operating systems.
Bloombase Turnkey Data At-Rest Security Compliance Solution for EMC CelerraBloombase
The document describes the Bloombase Spitfire data-at-rest encryption solution for EMC Celerra storage systems. It provides turnkey encryption that requires minimal changes and enables immediate compliance with standards like HIPAA and PCI DSS. Encryption is performed on data 'at rest' in the EMC Celerra storage using Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe servers with minimal performance degradation. The solution supports both block and file-based storage on the Celerra through a single Bloombase product.
Bloombase Spitfire Messaging Security Server SpecificationsBloombase
The Bloombase Spitfire Messaging Security Server provides transparent SMIME encryption and digital signing of emails, encryption of email storage, and high availability through clustering. It supports a wide range of hardware and operating systems and offers advanced message filtering, routing, and security features like encryption algorithms and hardware security modules. The server is managed through a web console and supports standards like SMIME, TLS, LDAP, and FIPS 140-2. Maintenance and support services are available.
The document provides a compatibility matrix for the Bloombase Spitfire Identity Manager. It lists the operating systems, hardware security modules, smart cards, smart tokens, and LDAP servers that are fully supported, not supported, or under development for compatibility with the Spitfire Identity Manager. A legend is provided to explain the support indicators used in the matrix.
The document discusses deploying Bloombase StoreSafe on an NEC Express5800 fault-tolerant server to encrypt Oracle databases transparently. It provides instructions on setting up StoreSafe to create encrypted virtual storage that Oracle data files can be migrated to. This achieves encryption without changing the Oracle application or schema. The document also tests automatic failover functionality during an encryption process.
This document provides the results of benchmarking tests on Bloombase StoreSafe Security Server appliances. The appliances provide centralized access control and encryption for network storage. Tests were conducted on file read/write operations, large file transfers, database transactions, and backups using common storage protocols like NFS and CIFS. The performance figures are intended only as a reference, as actual performance may vary based on hardware, software, configurations, and workload. Customers are advised to conduct their own testing to determine appropriate sizing for their environment.
The document provides a quick guide to securing Oracle database server data files on IBM AIX using Bloombase StoreSafe storage security server. It summarizes the setup of Bloombase StoreSafe and migration of an Oracle database on an IBM p-Series server with IBM DS4100 storage to achieve transparent Oracle encryption without impacting performance. The configuration overview section discusses tuning the system virtual memory to avoid memory issues since Bloombase StoreSafe and Oracle will share memory resources.
Interoperability of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security Server and Brocade ...Bloombase
The document describes testing the interoperability of Brocade SAN switches with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe storage encryption servers. Key points:
- Brocade SAN switches were validated to work with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe application-transparent storage encryption servers.
- Host systems running Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX, VMware and Citrix XenServer were tested against Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe appliances securing Dell EMC SAN storage with Brocade SAN switches.
- Interoperability tests were conducted on raw storage devices, file systems, and an Oracle database server to validate the integrated solution.
Bloombase Cryptographic Module has achieved NIST FIPS 140-2 Level 1 validation and certification. This validation confirms the module meets security requirements for cryptographic modules defined in FIPS 140-2. The module was tested and validated for FIPS 140-2 compliance by Leidos, Inc. It supports a variety of cryptographic algorithms that have also received validation under the NIST Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program. Achieving these validations demonstrates the module provides a secure foundation for Bloombase's defense-in-depth security products.
Interoperability of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security Server and ATTO Cel...Bloombase
ATTO Celerity fibre channel host bus adapters (FC-HBA) is validated by Bloombase interopLab to run with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe non-disruptive, agentless, application-transparent storage area network (SAN) encryption server. This document describes the steps carried out to test interoperability of ATTO Celerity Fibre Channel HBAs with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Storage Encryption Server on SpitfireOS running on x86-based commodity server appliance. Host system of Apple Mac OS X Lion on Apple Mac Pro with ATTO Celerity FC HBA is validated against Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Storage Encryption appliance with Dell EMC SAN storage sub-system and Brocade connectivity.
This document provides a compatibility matrix for the Bloombase Spitfire Messaging Security Server, showing which operating systems, software platforms, and cryptographic algorithms are supported. Many versions of Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, FreeBSD, and Windows are fully supported. Cryptographic algorithms including AES, DES, RSA, and SHA-1 are supported. The server can operate in gateway mode to encrypt email or in agent mode for application integration.
The document compares features of various remote support services. It includes a matrix listing features such as file transfer ability, desktop sharing, security protocols, and device support. It also provides pricing information for annual unlimited subscriptions, which range from around $500 to $5000 depending on the service and number of seats/licenses. Some services offer pay-as-you-go options starting at $10 per session. The matrix allows comparing features across different remote support options.
1) The document compares various remote support services across key criteria such as ease of use, customization options, and pricing.
2) Techinline, Teamviewer, LogMeIn Rescue, and GoToAssist Express emerged as the main candidates after evaluating ease of use, customization capabilities, and balancing price against overall functionality.
3) GoToAssist Express was determined to have the best balance of being very easy to use, offering most essential features, and having competitive yearly pricing that allows for multiple simultaneous connections.
The document compares features of various remote support services. It includes a matrix listing features such as file transfer ability, desktop sharing, security protocols, and device support. Pricing models include pay per use, monthly/annual subscriptions starting from $9.95 per session up to $5000 for 50 seats with an annual license. Some services are free to use but charge per minute of support time.
This document compares several remote support services across various features and criteria. It provides a matrix allowing organizations to evaluate options for remote desktop access, support, control and troubleshooting capabilities. The matrix includes services from LogMeIn, Techinline, Webex, RealVNC, GoToAssist, ShowMyPC, BeAnywhere, iRemotePC and others, listing details such as supported platforms, security features, pricing and more. This allows IT departments to find the best fit for their remote desktop and technical support needs.
This document discusses software quality analysis using the Alitheia Core tool. It defines what software quality is, examines it from the user and developer perspectives, and discusses metrics like complexity, DRY principle violations, and code smells that can be used to evaluate quality. It also briefly introduces the Alitheia Core tool and provides a link to its online demo.
It takes a network to defend a network. Discover how to harness the power of the Booz Allen Cyber Solutions Network. http://www.boozallen.com/consulting/prepare-for-whats-next/cyber/cyber-solutions-network
The document announces a beginner's Mac usage workshop on March 10th, 16th, and 29th. It will cover basic Mac operations and how to utilize a Mac. Details are provided such as the location, date and time of each session.
Pengen blajarr drii pada ngelamun ja :)Manuel Cool
This document discusses the solutions to Problem Set 1 for the 2011 SNMPTN exam in Indonesia. It is presented by Eko Sulistiyo Wibowo, an instructor providing tutoring and consultations for the exam. The document focuses on solving math and science problems.
The document provides information on the current Verizon brand, including:
- The brand definition, attributes, typeface, and primary/secondary colors used.
- Examples of how the brand is expressed through advertising, merchandising, retail environments, and sponsorships.
- Images showing examples of out-of-home advertising using the brand graphics and colors.
The ISO - OSI Model document discusses the OSI model, which was created by the International Organization for Standardization to establish a standard for how systems use protocols to communicate over a network. The OSI model defines seven layers of network functionality, each building on the layers below. It allows different hardware and software components from different vendors to communicate by standardizing network communication. The model breaks network communication into smaller, simpler parts that are easy to develop and facilitates interoperability between devices.
The document discusses several topics related to government and authority:
1. It references a Bible passage stating that all authority is instituted by God and people should submit to governing authorities.
2. It quotes a line from V for Vendetta suggesting that governments may not want citizens to know if they were responsible for many deaths.
3. It discusses Ralph Waldo Emerson's view that less government is better with fewer laws and less centralized power, and that individual character and growth are the antidotes to abuses of formal government.
4. It concludes with a single word: "And then there was one." implying that having one person in power may be preferable to many.
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This document shows a map with several proposed monitoring points in Sicily and Calabria, including meteorological stations, passive samplers, and dust monitors. It also depicts existing and proposed concrete plants, as well as an existing highway, railroad, and the proposed modified scope of a works council.
Bloombase Spitfire Messaging Security Server SpecificationsBloombase
The Bloombase Spitfire Messaging Security Server provides transparent SMIME encryption and digital signing of emails, encryption of email storage, and high availability through clustering. It supports a wide range of hardware and operating systems and offers advanced message filtering, routing, and security features like encryption algorithms and hardware security modules. The server is managed through a web console and supports standards like SMIME, TLS, LDAP, and FIPS 140-2. Maintenance and support services are available.
The document provides a compatibility matrix for the Bloombase Spitfire Identity Manager. It lists the operating systems, hardware security modules, smart cards, smart tokens, and LDAP servers that are fully supported, not supported, or under development for compatibility with the Spitfire Identity Manager. A legend is provided to explain the support indicators used in the matrix.
The document discusses deploying Bloombase StoreSafe on an NEC Express5800 fault-tolerant server to encrypt Oracle databases transparently. It provides instructions on setting up StoreSafe to create encrypted virtual storage that Oracle data files can be migrated to. This achieves encryption without changing the Oracle application or schema. The document also tests automatic failover functionality during an encryption process.
This document provides the results of benchmarking tests on Bloombase StoreSafe Security Server appliances. The appliances provide centralized access control and encryption for network storage. Tests were conducted on file read/write operations, large file transfers, database transactions, and backups using common storage protocols like NFS and CIFS. The performance figures are intended only as a reference, as actual performance may vary based on hardware, software, configurations, and workload. Customers are advised to conduct their own testing to determine appropriate sizing for their environment.
The document provides a quick guide to securing Oracle database server data files on IBM AIX using Bloombase StoreSafe storage security server. It summarizes the setup of Bloombase StoreSafe and migration of an Oracle database on an IBM p-Series server with IBM DS4100 storage to achieve transparent Oracle encryption without impacting performance. The configuration overview section discusses tuning the system virtual memory to avoid memory issues since Bloombase StoreSafe and Oracle will share memory resources.
Interoperability of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security Server and Brocade ...Bloombase
The document describes testing the interoperability of Brocade SAN switches with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe storage encryption servers. Key points:
- Brocade SAN switches were validated to work with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe application-transparent storage encryption servers.
- Host systems running Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX, VMware and Citrix XenServer were tested against Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe appliances securing Dell EMC SAN storage with Brocade SAN switches.
- Interoperability tests were conducted on raw storage devices, file systems, and an Oracle database server to validate the integrated solution.
Bloombase Cryptographic Module has achieved NIST FIPS 140-2 Level 1 validation and certification. This validation confirms the module meets security requirements for cryptographic modules defined in FIPS 140-2. The module was tested and validated for FIPS 140-2 compliance by Leidos, Inc. It supports a variety of cryptographic algorithms that have also received validation under the NIST Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program. Achieving these validations demonstrates the module provides a secure foundation for Bloombase's defense-in-depth security products.
Interoperability of Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Security Server and ATTO Cel...Bloombase
ATTO Celerity fibre channel host bus adapters (FC-HBA) is validated by Bloombase interopLab to run with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe non-disruptive, agentless, application-transparent storage area network (SAN) encryption server. This document describes the steps carried out to test interoperability of ATTO Celerity Fibre Channel HBAs with Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Storage Encryption Server on SpitfireOS running on x86-based commodity server appliance. Host system of Apple Mac OS X Lion on Apple Mac Pro with ATTO Celerity FC HBA is validated against Bloombase Spitfire StoreSafe Storage Encryption appliance with Dell EMC SAN storage sub-system and Brocade connectivity.
This document provides a compatibility matrix for the Bloombase Spitfire Messaging Security Server, showing which operating systems, software platforms, and cryptographic algorithms are supported. Many versions of Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, FreeBSD, and Windows are fully supported. Cryptographic algorithms including AES, DES, RSA, and SHA-1 are supported. The server can operate in gateway mode to encrypt email or in agent mode for application integration.
The document compares features of various remote support services. It includes a matrix listing features such as file transfer ability, desktop sharing, security protocols, and device support. It also provides pricing information for annual unlimited subscriptions, which range from around $500 to $5000 depending on the service and number of seats/licenses. Some services offer pay-as-you-go options starting at $10 per session. The matrix allows comparing features across different remote support options.
1) The document compares various remote support services across key criteria such as ease of use, customization options, and pricing.
2) Techinline, Teamviewer, LogMeIn Rescue, and GoToAssist Express emerged as the main candidates after evaluating ease of use, customization capabilities, and balancing price against overall functionality.
3) GoToAssist Express was determined to have the best balance of being very easy to use, offering most essential features, and having competitive yearly pricing that allows for multiple simultaneous connections.
The document compares features of various remote support services. It includes a matrix listing features such as file transfer ability, desktop sharing, security protocols, and device support. Pricing models include pay per use, monthly/annual subscriptions starting from $9.95 per session up to $5000 for 50 seats with an annual license. Some services are free to use but charge per minute of support time.
This document compares several remote support services across various features and criteria. It provides a matrix allowing organizations to evaluate options for remote desktop access, support, control and troubleshooting capabilities. The matrix includes services from LogMeIn, Techinline, Webex, RealVNC, GoToAssist, ShowMyPC, BeAnywhere, iRemotePC and others, listing details such as supported platforms, security features, pricing and more. This allows IT departments to find the best fit for their remote desktop and technical support needs.
This document discusses software quality analysis using the Alitheia Core tool. It defines what software quality is, examines it from the user and developer perspectives, and discusses metrics like complexity, DRY principle violations, and code smells that can be used to evaluate quality. It also briefly introduces the Alitheia Core tool and provides a link to its online demo.
It takes a network to defend a network. Discover how to harness the power of the Booz Allen Cyber Solutions Network. http://www.boozallen.com/consulting/prepare-for-whats-next/cyber/cyber-solutions-network
The document announces a beginner's Mac usage workshop on March 10th, 16th, and 29th. It will cover basic Mac operations and how to utilize a Mac. Details are provided such as the location, date and time of each session.
Pengen blajarr drii pada ngelamun ja :)Manuel Cool
This document discusses the solutions to Problem Set 1 for the 2011 SNMPTN exam in Indonesia. It is presented by Eko Sulistiyo Wibowo, an instructor providing tutoring and consultations for the exam. The document focuses on solving math and science problems.
The document provides information on the current Verizon brand, including:
- The brand definition, attributes, typeface, and primary/secondary colors used.
- Examples of how the brand is expressed through advertising, merchandising, retail environments, and sponsorships.
- Images showing examples of out-of-home advertising using the brand graphics and colors.
The ISO - OSI Model document discusses the OSI model, which was created by the International Organization for Standardization to establish a standard for how systems use protocols to communicate over a network. The OSI model defines seven layers of network functionality, each building on the layers below. It allows different hardware and software components from different vendors to communicate by standardizing network communication. The model breaks network communication into smaller, simpler parts that are easy to develop and facilitates interoperability between devices.
The document discusses several topics related to government and authority:
1. It references a Bible passage stating that all authority is instituted by God and people should submit to governing authorities.
2. It quotes a line from V for Vendetta suggesting that governments may not want citizens to know if they were responsible for many deaths.
3. It discusses Ralph Waldo Emerson's view that less government is better with fewer laws and less centralized power, and that individual character and growth are the antidotes to abuses of formal government.
4. It concludes with a single word: "And then there was one." implying that having one person in power may be preferable to many.
Monitoraggio ambientale progetto atmosfera 1TRINACRIAFELIX
This document shows a map with several proposed monitoring points in Sicily and Calabria, including meteorological stations, passive samplers, and dust monitors. It also depicts existing and proposed concrete plants, as well as an existing highway, railroad, and the proposed modified scope of a works council.
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This document appears to be a map showing existing and proposed concrete batching plants, meteorological stations, and air quality monitoring points across Sicily and Calabria in Italy. It also shows the existing and proposed routes for highways and railways, as well as areas designated for a logistics site and operational site. There is a proposed modification to the area of relevance for an existing ground commission.
CPFL Energia is the largest private electricity company in Brazil. It operates through subsidiaries that distribute, commercialize, and generate energy. After its IPO in 2004, CPFL Energia became the first Brazilian private company to trade on the São Paulo Stock Exchange and NYSE, requiring high corporate governance standards. The company has a leading market position, serving over 6.9 million customers across its service areas. It focuses on operational efficiency, synergic growth, financial discipline, and sustainability to create value for shareholders.
Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy Communicationingenia_pro
The document discusses the communication strategy of Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's government. It argues that Rajoy has adopted the same reactive communication approach that worked while opposing other parties, but is ineffective for governing and addressing crises. Specifically, it notes Rajoy and his team rarely provide narratives or anticipate issues, allowing others to set the agenda. This bunker-like approach leaves Rajoy vulnerable and isolated as circumstances mount. The document calls for Rajoy to take a more active leadership role in communication to regain control of messages.
The document discusses the communication strategy of Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's government. It argues that Rajoy has adopted the same reactive communication approach that worked while opposing other parties, but is ineffective for governing and addressing crises. Specifically, it notes Rajoy rarely takes the initiative to frame issues and instead allows other voices to control the narrative. This bunker-like approach leaves Rajoy isolated and unable to lead the public conversation. The document calls for Rajoy to define a clear mission and goals to proactively guide communications going forward.
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The document discusses optimizing a groundwater monitoring network by repositioning piezometers. Specifically, it mentions repositioning piezometer MA within new limits of an area called GC due to its proximity to other piezometers in GC. Piezometer MA was also redistributed and repositioned in another area called AV according to a new project plan.
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HPE and Bloombase are collaborating to bring increased value to customers by integrating their technologies. As part of HPE's Partner Ready program, Bloombase has access to resources to help customers accelerate innovation. Specifically, Bloombase's intelligent storage firewall has been validated to run on HPE ProLiant servers, providing data security across storage systems. HPE ProLiant offers reliable, high-performance rack servers powered by Intel Xeon processors to support various workloads.
HPE and Bloombase – HPE ProLiant and Bloombase StoreSafe Intelligent Storage ...Bloombase
HPE and Bloombase are collaborating to bring increased value to customers. Bloombase has joined the HPE Partner Ready for Technology Partner Program to help customers accelerate innovation. Bloombase's StoreSafe Intelligent Storage Firewall uses AI to identify attacks and stop threats in real time, while HPE's ProLiant servers provide a reliable, fast and secure infrastructure solution. The two companies work together to provide integrated solutions that help customers better protect data and meet compliance requirements.
HPE and Bloombase – HPE ProLiant and Bloombase StoreSafe Intelligent Storage ...Bloombase
HPE and Bloombase are collaborating to bring increased value to customers by integrating their technologies. As part of the HPE Partner Ready Program, Bloombase has access to resources to help customers accelerate innovation. The Bloombase StoreSafe Intelligent Storage Firewall uses AI to identify attacks and stop threats in real time. It has been pretested to run on HPE ProLiant servers to enable encryption of data at rest across storage systems. HPE ProLiant offers reliable, high-performance rack servers designed to support various workloads, while Bloombase provides real-time threat detection and continuous sensitive data protection for storage systems.
Post-Quantum Security with NVIDIA DPUs and MorpheusBloombase
Bloombase StoreSafe accelerates transparent encryption of data utilizing NVIDIA DPUs for storage encryption and the Morpheus AI Framework for automatic data classification. It enables organizations to ensure their protected information is secret and meets compliance requirements without needing to modify client software. StoreSafe is fully integrated with NVIDIA BlueField DPUs to perform encryption on the DPU and free CPU cycles. It also leverages the NVIDIA Morpheus AI framework to detect and classify sensitive information in real-time with zero human intervention, automatically protecting data as it is written to disks. The combination of Bloombase and NVIDIA delivers hardware-accelerated post-quantum encryption and automated data discovery/classification for next-generation infrastructures
HPE - Additional license authorizations - Ala atalla sep2016_5200-0625Bloombase
This document summarizes licensing terms for HPE Security Atalla software products. It defines key terms used for licensing and provides licensing details for specific products. Bloombase StoreSafe is licensed per CPU core. HP Atalla Information Protection and Control products are licensed per user. HPE Enterprise Secure Key Manager is licensed by appliance and client class. HP Atalla Network Security Processor products are licensed by appliance for specific functions.
This document provides an overview and links to Additional License Authorizations (ALA) documents for various HPE software products across four categories: Applications Delivery Management, Big Data, Enterprise Security, and IT Operations Management. For each product category, the document lists the currently active ALA documents and allows clicking the document ID to download each one from the HPE support site. It provides license authorizations for various software products within each category.
HPE - Enable Productivity and Security In Your NonStop EnvironmentBloombase
The document discusses options for encrypting legacy storage systems that do not natively support encryption. It presents an HPE Enterprise Secure Key Manager (ESKM) and Bloombase StoreSafe solution that uses the OASIS Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) standard to address encryption needs. The solution provides a centralized key management system and encryption proxy to encrypt data stored on non-encrypting storage systems, avoiding costly upgrades. It helps meet regulatory compliance requirements while enhancing security, scalability and productivity for NonStop systems and other computing environments.
Bloombase StoreSafe provides turnkey storage encryption security that protects data across various storage infrastructures. It integrates with HPE Enterprise Secure Key Manager (ESKM) to automate encryption key management. Together, Bloombase StoreSafe and HPE ESKM provide data security at rest using industry-standard cryptography and keys that are FIPS 140-2 certified. Customers order the relevant Bloombase and HPE ESKM licenses to deploy the integrated solution.
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Bloombase StoreSafe provides turnkey, agentless, application-transparent encryption for data at rest across heterogeneous storage infrastructures, including on-premises and cloud storage. It protects data from risks of breach and leakage as enterprises adopt virtualization, big data, and cloud technologies. Bloombase StoreSafe can be deployed as a software appliance on various platforms to securely encrypt data across various storage protocols.
Hpe bloombase store safe kmip integration license - 1 cpu core - with hpe -...Bloombase
This document provides product details for an HPE Bloombase StoreSafe KMIP Integration license for 1 CPU core that is bundled with HPE Enterprise Secure Key Manager. The advertised price is $15,989.99 with the option to claim a 5% discount by creating an account. The product is listed as in stock.
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Micro Focus and Bloombase provide an integrated encryption and key management solution using OASIS KMIP to help customers securely protect sensitive data. Their solution safeguards data at rest with IEEE 1619 cryptography and FIPS 140-2 level 2 certification. Bloombase StoreSafe delivers storage encryption to various storage infrastructures, while Micro Focus' Enterprise Secure Key Manager is an enterprise key manager that supports storage and server protection solutions and partners compliant with KMIP. Together they provide a complete data protection solution.
AMD Opteron Dual-Core and Intel Xeon Hyper-Threading processors were tested using the Spitfire StoreSafe encryption server over 24 hours. The AMD system encrypted over double the data of the Intel system, encrypting 15.28TB compared to 6.36TB for Intel. This showed the AMD processors were able to perform storage encryption faster and more efficiently than the Intel processors. Multi-core processors can help enable real-time storage encryption at high speeds needed for enterprise storage.
This document provides information on the anti-virus, anti-spyware, patch management, and disk encryption products supported by the Cisco ISE Posture Agent compliance module version 3.6.11098.2 for Windows. It lists the product name, version, whether it supports definition and live updates, and the minimum compliance module version required for each supported anti-virus vendor and product.
For the full video of this presentation, please visit: https://www.edge-ai-vision.com/2024/06/temporal-event-neural-networks-a-more-efficient-alternative-to-the-transformer-a-presentation-from-brainchip/
Chris Jones, Director of Product Management at BrainChip , presents the “Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer” tutorial at the May 2024 Embedded Vision Summit.
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Paper Link: https://eprint.iacr.org/2024/257
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Introduction of Cybersecurity with OSS at Code Europe 2024Hiroshi SHIBATA
I develop the Ruby programming language, RubyGems, and Bundler, which are package managers for Ruby. Today, I will introduce how to enhance the security of your application using open-source software (OSS) examples from Ruby and RubyGems.
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AppSec PNW: Android and iOS Application Security with MobSFAjin Abraham
Mobile Security Framework - MobSF is a free and open source automated mobile application security testing environment designed to help security engineers, researchers, developers, and penetration testers to identify security vulnerabilities, malicious behaviours and privacy concerns in mobile applications using static and dynamic analysis. It supports all the popular mobile application binaries and source code formats built for Android and iOS devices. In addition to automated security assessment, it also offers an interactive testing environment to build and execute scenario based test/fuzz cases against the application.
This talk covers:
Using MobSF for static analysis of mobile applications.
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Solving Mobile app CTF challenges.
Reverse engineering and runtime analysis of Mobile malware.
How to shift left and integrate MobSF/mobsfscan SAST and DAST in your build pipeline.
Fueling AI with Great Data with Airbyte WebinarZilliz
This talk will focus on how to collect data from a variety of sources, leveraging this data for RAG and other GenAI use cases, and finally charting your course to productionalization.
1. Compatibility Matrix for Bloombase Spitfire SOA Security Server
Compatibility test results of batch as of Feb 22, 2005
Software Platform Compatibility
Key Management
High Availability
Management
Security
XML
RSA Signature Generation and Verification
DSA Signature Generation and Verification
Key Validity and Revocation Checking by
Adobe PDF Signature Generation and
AES, DES, 3DES, Camellia, Blowfish,
Well-formness and Syntax Validation
PKCS#5 Encryption and Decryption
PKCS#7 Encryption and Decryption
PKCS#1 Signature Generation and
PKCS#7 Signature Generation and
Transforms and Cacnonicalization
2
XML Encryption and Decryption
RSA Encryption and Decryption
4
XML Signature Generation and
Clustering and Load-balancing
XPath, XSLT Processing
CRL, CRLDP and OCSP
RS-232 Serial Console
Web-based Console6
SHA-1, MD5 Hash
Spitfire KeyCastle
Verification1
Verification
Verification
Verification
PKCS#113
Twofish
5
SNMP
Email
SpitfireOS SpitfireOS 1.0 for x86
SpitfireOS 1.0 for Itanium 2
Linux Red Hat Linux 5.1
Red Hat Linux 5.2
Red Hat Linux 6.0
Red Hat Linux 6.1
Red Hat Linux 7.2
Red Hat Linux 8.0
Red Hat Linux 9.0
Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 2.1
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 3
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 4
SUSE Linux 7.2
SUSE Linux 8.0
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 8.0
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9.0
SUSE Linux Professional 9.0
SUSE Linux Professional 9.1
SUSE Linux Professional 9.2
SUSE Linux Professional 9.3
TurboLinux 6
TurboLinux 7
TurboLinux 8
TurboLinux 10
FreeBSD FreeBSD 4.0
FreeBSD 4.5
FreeBSD 4.8
FreeBSD 5.1
FreeBSD 5.3
HP-UX HP-UX 11.0 on PA-RISC
HP-UX 11iv1/11.11 on PA-RISC
HP-UX 11iv2/11.23 on PA-RISC
HP-UX 11iv1.6/11.22 on Itanium 2
HP-UX 11iv2/11.23 on Itanium 2
AIX AIX 5.1 on PowerPC
AIX 5.2 on PowerPC
AIX 5.3 on PowerPC
3. Compatibility Matrix for Bloombase Spitfire SOA Security Server
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