General Access Control

• Does Cirrus Data have Access to My Data during Migration?

  Does Cirrus Data have access to my data during migration? No. Cirrus Migrate Cloud is designed with security in mind that it is impossible for any volume data to be sent to Cirrus Data Cloud. By design no one from Cirrus Data will ever have access to your volumes at any stage of the CMC operations. During local migration, no data will ever leave your host. During remote migration, data can ONLY be transferred over the secure direct connection between the source and target serveFew readers

• Are Data Securely Transferred During Migration?

  Yes. For Remote Migration or Compute Migration where data is migrated from one server to another, all volumes are encrypted inflight during transfer by Transport Layer Security (TLS 1.2). Only the most secure cipher suite with perfect forward secrecy is used. The exact TLS configuration used is constantly updated automatically. For Local Migration, since the connectivity from host to new storage is the same connection to be used for production post-migration (and thus presumabFew readers

• Can Cirrus Support Team see my projects?

  If Remote Assistance is enabled on your project, authorized Support Representative from Cirrus Data can join your project. Support Representatives who joined your project will have a Support role that is equivalent to an Operator.Few readers

Security Advisory

• Security Alert - Log4j Vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-45046)

  Security Alert - Log4j Vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-45046) Alert Details A high severity vulnerability was disclosed on December 9th for the Apache Log4j Java library. This java vulnerability in a commonly used library could potentially allow remote code to be executed on affected systems. Impact on Cirrus Migrate Cloud Software Cirrus Migrate Cloud is not affected by this vulnerability. Apache Log4j is not used by CFew readers

• Metadata Transferred from CMC to Cirrus Data Cloud

  For management purposes, Cirrus Migrate Cloud (CMC) sends the following kinds of metadata to Cirrus Data Cloud: Operating System Information Hostname OS Version Kernel Version System Timezone Hardware Information CPU Model / Speed / Number of Cores Memory Usage Information Network Interface Information anFew readers

Network Requirements

• Network Requirements for Remote Migration between Servers

  Network Requirements for Remote Migration between servers Host-to-Host (H2H) connections are used to transfer data from the source server to the target server. See How to establish host-to-host (H2H) network connections for remote migration? for more information and various security considerations.Few readers

• Network Requirements for Host Managed by CMC / CPC

  This article is about network requirements during the post-installation operational phase of Cirrus Migrate Cloud software. For network requirements during installation, please see Network Requirements for Cirrus Migrate Cloud Installation Network Requirements for a Host Managed by Cirrus Migrate Cloud / Cirrus Protect Cloud Inbound Network Requirements There is no need to allow any inbound connPopular