I originally had Data Collectors setup in Cloud Insights using cluster admin credentials.  I just followed the steps at https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/cloudinsights/task_add_collector_svm.html#a-note-about-permissions in the "Permissions when adding via Cluster Management IP:"  section and the cmddirs in the role that was created all match and the ssh and ontapi access were granted, but when I switched the credentials in the collector to this new account the collectors fail and I get this when I test the connection "Configuration: Failed to execute test command on device - NetApp ONTAP zapi communication failed: cluster-identity-get failed: Insufficient privileges: user 'csuser' does not have read access to this resource."   Oriole::> security login role show -vserver Oriole -role csrole Role Command/ Access Vserver Name Directory Query Level ---------- ------------- --------- ----------------------------------- -------- Oriole csrole DEFAULT none event catalog all event filter all event notification all event notification destination all network interface readonly security certificate all version readonly volume readonly volume snapshot -snapshot cloudsecure_* all vserver readonly vserver fpolicy all 12 entries were displayed. Oriole::> security login show -role csrole Vserver: Oriole Second User/Group Authentication Acct Authentication Name Application Method Role Name Locked Method -------------- ----------- ------------- ---------------- ------ -------------- csuser ontapi password csrole no none csuser ssh password csrole no none 2 entries were displayed. ... View more

Hi community! I´m a new in the container world but i would like to test Cloud Insights to monitor a Kubernetes local environment (installed by K3d wrapper). Is it possible? I have to do any specific configuration for it?   Thanks in advance! ... View more

While other storage systems may provide some ransomware protection, they do not provide protection from insider threats. NetApp® storage systems are different. Very different. We are unique in the use of AI/ML to build a “normal access” profile for each user then monitor all user actions to spot any behavioral anomalies that indicate a possible threat (either malicious or accidental), then use automatic policies to stop an attack before it causes even more damage.   Zero trust = zero tolerance By establishing a zero-trust architecture, you're not solely reliant on a trusted internal network. Many insider threat incidents that compromise your data can be caused by negligent or careless individuals who are already trusted members of the network. The zero-trust approach is key to stepping up your security and protection. This means that whenever unusual behavior is noticed — even from the CEO — quick action to block those users to prevent further data theft or file damage is initiated. These actions are just the first step. It can also help an enterprise by: Inspecting and analyzing all data access activity in real-time to detect malicious behaviors Zeroing in on the source of the suspicious behavior and attacks Alerting you immediately of a potential attack in progress Protecting user data and providing a safe restoration point if there’s a potential breach Increasing the speed at which you’re able to identify and recover potential damage Decreasing downtime   While ransomware gets most of the attention in compromising critical data, Insider Threats are actually more costly to remediate due to the reported frequency of these incidents. The average ransomware incident remediation cost is around $1.4M, but the Insider Threat cost, while lower on a per-incident basis, is many times higher overall. The average organization remediation cost is approximately $15.4M per year.  Ransomware protection is good, but it is only one part of the equation; NetApp is unique in providing storage systems protection, at the storage level, from insider threats, adding an additional layer of defense for business-critical data.   Cloud Insights – Infrastructure Monitoring | NetApp ... View more