Security in network attached storage (NAS) for workgroups
Eve Edelson · Network Security · 2004
Network-attached storage (NAS) is a relatively simple and inexpensive way to serve files over a network in a cross-platform environment. NAS devices face the same security challenges as other network components. This article discusses how NAS fits into the world of IP storage, some security features present in (and missing from) NAS devices, and some security considerations in choosing a NAS.