Storage Technologies & Practices Ripe for Refresh
Summary
This article discusses the importance of evaluating and potentially retiring outdated storage technologies and practices within data centers. It highlights obsolete hardware, protocols, and interfaces that are no longer in general use and the drivers behind these necessary changes. The webcast aims to help professionals identify technologies ripe for refresh or retirement, considering the trade-offs between new, faster solutions and proven, working technology.
IFF Assessment
Focusing on retiring outdated technology and adopting more modern, secure solutions is beneficial for defenders by reducing the attack surface and mitigating risks associated with legacy systems.
Defender Context
Organizations need to prioritize a lifecycle management approach for their storage infrastructure, regularly assessing for outdated components that may harbor unpatched vulnerabilities. This proactive approach helps reduce the attack surface and the potential for exploits targeting legacy hardware or protocols.