What is a security implementation in NAS environments?

A.
Kerberos

B.
Port binding

C.
S_ID Lockdown

D.
FC-SP

Explanation:
Security Implementation in NAS
NAS is open to multiple exploits, including viruses, worms, unauthorized access, snooping, and
data tampering. Various security mechanisms are implemented in NAS to secure data and the
storage networking infrastructure.
Permissions and ACLs form the first level of protection to NAS resources by restricting
accessibility and sharing. These permissions are deployed over and above the default behaviors
and attributes associated with files and folders. In addition, various other authentication and
authorization mechanisms, such as Kerberos and directory services, are implemented to verify the
identity of network users and define their privileges. Similarly, firewalls protect the storage
infrastructure from unauthorized access and malicious attacks.
EMC E10-001 Student Resource Guide. Module 14: Securing the Storage Infrastructure