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Security


Information security and cryptography are cornerstones of the information society. In fact, strong security mechanisms are needed to implement functions such as the integrity of financial transactions, the accountability for electronic signatures, the confidentiality within a virtual enterprise, the privacy of personal information, or the availability of the critical infrastructure.
Projects
CLARAty
Distributing trust on the Internet (SINTRA)
Web & Grid services intrusion prevention
Secure networked storage
Joint projects with clients and partners
Contact
Christian Cachin
Patrick Droz
With the growing amount of information stored, the importance of stored data to individuals, companies and governments is also increasing. In addition to the traditional criteria such as performance, capacity, and reliability, security is quickly becoming an important feature of storage systems. Storage space is typically provided by complex networked systems, where clients communicate directly with a disk over a network as in network-attached storage (NAS) or in storage-area networks (SANs).

We are currently investigating and implementing secure multilayer access restrictions and cryptographic techniques to defend data in flight and data at rest.

    Security networked storage research at ZRL
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