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DSI announced the availability of the new DSI400 Series. The DSI400 series consists of five models designed to handle the virtual tape library (VTL) storage needs of companies of all sizes, from small businesses just making the switch to VTL, to enterprise customers needing a customized data storage solution.

The complete DSI400 line consists of the following:

Not to be confused with Michael Jackson’s hit “Man in the Mirror,” this “man” is hanging in the cloud and stealing your data without a front or back door entrance. An in-depth report published by Imperva in July describes how attackers are going after common synchronization tools to exploit information placed on services such as Google Drive, Dropbox and...

When it comes to protecting your computer, how much protection is too much? Would you purchase a backpack that blocks your laptop from a potential digital assault? Work is becoming increasingly mobile — workers carry highly sensitive information to and from work via various methods of transportation. Beyond the physical risk that a device incurs during a commute, hackers are...

We read about security breaches everyday in the news. Companies spend a lot of money on protecting systems against potential attacks. Gartner estimated that in 2015, $75.9 billion would be spent on information security worldwide. Although security is a concern for most organizations, simple updates are often ignored.

Why are updates important?

When software and...

Dynamic Solutions International announced it has expanded its product offerings to include an enhanced security service for their virtual tape libraries. The company’s cyber-security service will be designed primarily for IBM i and Unisys storage systems and patches to software and hardware.

“We having been developing and implementing various cyber-security...

On Friday May 30, security researcher, Pedro Vilaca discovered a BIOS vulnerability to Mac computers. DSI has some details you might want to know.

How is this happening?

Hackers lure victims to visit malicious or hacked websites to install malware onto a Mac hard drive. Hackers wait until the Mac rests. When the Mac wakes, hackers take over BIOS, rewriting the...