This is ambivalent
US and UK authorities do not care about privacy and user rights in any way.
Security is more important than democracy, even if they destroy what
they want to preserve.
Terrorists do not care about. They will find ways to go surround
surveillance.
Enterprises, you and me remain in the focus of big brother. EU is
currently the last barrier - even when
their principles are not always helpful in this sense. They are the
only to say: Stop now - even in US.
Data encryption on data transfer AND on storage under end user control
is a must nowadays to protect
data against spying from any other countries or their secret services or
other enterprises or simply hackers.
Unluckily this is not a focus of any storage vendor or OS. unluckily not
in ZFS
Gea
Am 08.12.2015 um 19:28 schrieb Blake Irvin:
For EU markets I'd concur this is important - unhappily EU regulatory
bodies don't always understand the technology they are regulating...so
we see some strange/unfortunate limitations placed on us sometimes.
On 08 Dec 2015, at 17:32, Matthias Götzke <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Does anybody have any information on whether ZFS zone level
encryption is considered or available somehow ? This would obviously
mean not being able to boot the machines/zones without inputing the
appropriate key.
I myself am not a big believer in disk-level encryption for a variety
of reasons, but certain EU regulations could develop towards making
this a requirement one day
Cheers,
matthias.
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