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How to Configure Varonis and EMC Isilon

Customers of EMC’s popular Isilon storage platform have been clamoring for sophisticated controls around their sensitive, regulated content—e.g., SOX, PCI, intellectual property, etc.  Varonis is the perfect fit.  With our...

Rob Sobers

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Last updated October 21, 2021

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    Customers of EMC’s popular Isilon storage platform have been clamoring for sophisticated controls around their sensitive, regulated content—e.g., SOX, PCI, intellectual property, etc.  Varonis is the perfect fit.  With our new integration, EMC Isilon customers can audit, manage and protect their human-generated data.

    David Gibson sits down with Vinod Muralidhar from EMC Isilon and Henry Sosa from Varonis to talk about how the integration works and how to configure it:

    For more about Varonis and EMC Isilon, visit http://www.varonis.com/isilon.

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