Secure network file access control system
OwnerDuc Pham, Tien Le Nguyen +2inventors
InventorsDuc Pham, Tien Le Nguyen, Pu Paul Zhang, Mingchen Lo
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OwnerDuc Pham, Tien Le Nguyen +2inventors
InventorsDuc Pham, Tien Le Nguyen, Pu Paul Zhang, Mingchen Lo
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A secure network file access appliance supports the secure access and transfer of data between the file system of a client computer system and a network data store. An agent provided on the client computer system and monitored by the secure network file access appliance ensures authentication of the client computer system with respect to file system requests issued to the network data store. The secure network file access appliance is provided in the network infrastructure with the client computer system and network data store to apply qualifying access policies to file system requests. The secure network file access appliance maintains an encryption key store and associates encryption keys with corresponding filesystem files to permit encryption and decryption of file data as transferred to and read from the network data store.
A network storage architecture supporting securely controlled access and transfer of data between a client computer system and a network data store, said network storage architecture comprising:
A network storage architecture supporting securely controlled access and transfer of data between a client computer system and a network data store, said network storage architecture comprising:
A method of securing access by a client computer system to file data stored on a storage device accessible by said client computer system, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of securing file access operations by a client computer system made with respect to a client accessible file data store, said method comprising the steps of:
A security appliance for securing access by client computer systems to persistently stored data files, said security appliance comprising:
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