Tag: Encryption

Through the lens of a new wave of technological advances built around advanced analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, container development, blockchain, cloud and data security, there’s a shift occurring in how IBM Z systems (and LinuxONE systems) are being used and leveraged. These systems are being refreshed with features around Linux, pervasive encryption, virtualization and performance—all […]

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Here at SUSE, we are proud to continue our rapid pace of innovation in bringing the best to our customers with the release of SUSE Enterprise Storage 2.  This release does far more than just update the code base to the Ceph Hammer release, and I will attempt to outline some of the great new […]

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There are endless documents, articles, editorials and such, on data security and encryption. Views and opinions fly over which methods are better than others and why.

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Under a variety of circumstances, it is desirable to encrypt data between multiple computers. One of the beauties of open source is that there is a multiplicity of answers. Unfortunately, with those answers comes some confusion. Often times, people overlook some solutions, and one of those solutions is the use of IPSEC transport mode for server to server communications.

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Trying to set up a secure NTPv4 environment? SLES10 doesn’t make it obvious, but a few short steps and you can get secure authentication between time-hosts up and running.

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Damian Myerscough explains how to encrypt a partition during the installation of SUSE Linux Enterprise, and how to create encrypted disk containers.

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In some cases, physical security cannot always be secured. Using LUKS for disk encryption and the tool, boot.crypter, you can safely and securely encrypt data using USB tokens or a password.

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