NetBackup security implementation types

The following table shows the NetBackup security implementation types, characteristics, complexity, and potential security deployment models.

Table: Security implementation types

Security implementation type	Characteristics	Complexity	Security deployment models
See Operating system security.	Operating system dependent Varies based on system components	Variable	Workgroup Single datacenter Multi-datacenter
See Standard NetBackup security.	Manage as root or administrator Data is not encrypted	Low	Workgroup with NetBackup Single datacenter with standard NetBackup Multi-datacenter with standard NetBackup
See Client side encryption security.	Data is encrypted on the client Encrypted data is sent over the wire Can affect CPU performance on the client Location of keys	Medium	Single datacenter with client side encryption Multi-datacenter with client side encryption
See NBAC on primary, media server, and graphical user interface security.	NBAC gives authorization to access primary and media servers Authenticates the system and users to access primary and media servers	Medium	Single datacenter with NBAC on primary and media servers Multi-datacenter with NBAC on primary and media servers
See NBAC complete security.	NBAC gives authorization throughout the system NBAC gives authentication throughout the entire system (servers, clients, and users)	High	Single datacenter with NBAC complete Multi-datacenter with NBAC complete