Table of Contents

Data Protection and Information Lifecycle Management
By Tom Petrocelli
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Publisher: Pearson PTR
Pub Date: September 23, 2005
ISBN: 0-13-192757-4
Pages: 288

Table of Contents  | Index

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		Copyright
		Acknowledgments
		About the Author
		Preface
			Who Is This Book For?
			How This Book Is Arranged
			What You Will Take Away from This Book
		Chapter 1.  Introduction to Data Protection
			What Does Data Protection Mean?
			A Model for Information, Data, and Storage
			Why Is Data Protection Important to the Enterprise?
			Data Loss and Business Risk
			Connectivity: The Risk Multiplier
			Business Continuity: The Importance of Data Availability to Business Operations
			The Changing Face of Data Protection
			Key Points
		Chapter 2.  An Overview of Storage Technology
			A Quick History of Data Storage
			Storage I/O Basics
			The I/O Stack
			Direct Attach Storage
			Network Attached Storage (NAS)
			Storage Area Networks
			Extending SANs over MAN and WAN
			Key Points
		Chapter 3.  Backup and Restore
			The First Line of Defense
			Designing Storage Systems for Backup and Recovery
			Recovering from Disaster: Restoring Data
			Things That Go Wrong with Restore Operations
			Tape Backup
			Disk-to-Disk Backup
			Disk-to-Disk to Tape
			Backup and Restore Practices
			Application-Level Backup and Recovery
			Case Study: Bingham McCutchen
			Key Points
		Chapter 4.  Remote Copy and Replication: Moving Data to a Safe Location
			How Remote Copy and Replication Are Different from Backup
			Remote Copy
			Design Considerations for Remote Copy
			Replication
			Case Study: PdMain
			Key Points
		Chapter 5.  Basic Security Concepts
			Least Privilege
			Security Posture
			Defense in Depth
			Diversity of Defense
			Encryption
			Typical Attacks
			Key Points
		Chapter 6.  Storage System Security
			The Role of Storage Security in Enterprise Data Protection
			DAS Security
			SAN Security
			Internal and External Vectors
			Risk
			Security Practices for Storage
			Secure Fibre Channel Protocols: FC-SP and FCAP
			Case Study: Transend Services
			Key Points
		Chapter 7.  Policy-Based Data Protection
			Difficulties with Data Protection Strategies
			Data Lifecycle Management (DLM)
			Key Points
		Chapter 8.  Information Lifecycle Management
			Information Assurance and Data Protection
			What Is Information Lifecycle Management?
			Unstructured and Structured Information
			The Importance of Context
			Determining and Managing Information Context
			Location and the Information Perimeter
			The Information Lifecycle
			An ILM Schema
			Matching Information Value to Protection Options
			The Changing Value of Information
			Regulatory Concerns
			Protecting Information Using ILM Policies
			Controlling Information Protection Costs
			Automating ILM
			Case Study: MidAmerica Bank
			Key Points
		Appendix A.  XML Schemas and Document Type Definitions for Policy Statements
		Appendix B.  Resources
			Books Worth Reading
			Organizations and Conferences
			Web Sites Worth Visiting
			Government Documents and Resources
		Appendix C.  Acronyms
		Glossary
		Bibliography
		Index