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Toshiba Announces Cryptographic-erase and Self-encryption Features for New Enterprise SSD and Mobile HDD
New security features to help companies better manage sensitive information in datacenters, cloud computing and client computing applications
- January 7, 2013
TOKYO- Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO: 6502) today announced new enterprise SAS solid state drives (SSD), mobile SATA hard disk drives (HDD), including self-encrypting drive (SED) models in both product categories, and new enterprise-grade SATA SSD supporting cryptographic-erase. Select drives will start to ship in January with other models following later in the first quarter.
PX02SMQ and PX02SMU series enterprise SED (eSED) deliver government-grade Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 256-bit self-encryption and offer Trusted Computing Group (TCG) Enterprise SSC protocol self-encryption and cryptographic-erase support. These high-performance, 2.5 inch enterprise models with SAS interface, target high-end servers and data center applications and provide capacities ranging up to 1.6TB[1].
The PX02AMU value line of SATA eSSD models and the PX03ANU read-intensive line of SATA eSSD models, both for enterprise applications, feature cryptographic- erase for fast and secure media sanitization.
For mobile computing, the MQ01ABU***W series provides self-encryption, cryptographic-erase and TCG-Opal SSC protocol support in a slim 7mm height with up to 500GB[1] of storage capacity. The MQ01ABU***W series also supports Toshiba's innovative Wipe technology, which adds security features that allows system designers to automatically cryptographic-erase sensitive user data if an unexpected host attempts to access the HDDs or if a defined number of authentication failures occurs.
Toshiba is also working on FIPS 140-2 certification[2] for select SED products to meet government-class security requirements.
Notes:
[1] One terabyte (1 TB) is 1012 =1,000,000,000,000 bytes. One Gigabyte (1 GB) is 109 =1,000,000,000 bytes.
[2] FIPS 140-2, Federal Information Processing Standards 140-2 is a U.S. government computer security standard used to certify cryptographic modules.
Key features
Model name | SSD/ HDD |
Recording Capacity | Height | Interface | Suitable application | Security |
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PX02SMQ160 | SSD | 1.6TB | 15mm | SAS | High-end server, Data center | ·SED(TCG-Enterprise SSC) ·Cryptographic-erase (Sanitize) |
PX02SMU080 | 800GB | 7mm | ||||
PX02SMU040 | 400GB | |||||
PX02SMU020 | 200GB | |||||
PX02AMU040 | SSD | 400GB | 7mm | SATA | Entry server, Middle-range server
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·Cryptographic-erase (Sanitize) |
PX02AMU020 | 200GB | |||||
PX02AMU010 | 100GB | |||||
PX03ANU048 | SSD | 480GB | 7mm | SATA | Read-intensive for entry server | ·Cryptographic-erase (Sanitize) |
PX03ANU024 | 240GB | |||||
PX03ANU012 | 120GB | |||||
PX03ANU505 | 55GB | |||||
MQ01ABU050W | HDD | 500GB | 7mm | SATA | Mobile PC, MFP, POS | ·SED (TCG-OPAL SSC) ·Cryptographic-erase (Sanitize) ·Wipe technology |
MQ01ABU032W | 320GB | |||||
MQ01ABU025W | 250GB |
Follow this link for more on this product.
http://www.semicon.toshiba.co.jp/eng/product/storage/built-in/enterprise_ssd/
Information in this document, including product prices and specifications, content of services and contact information, is correct on the date of the announcement but is subject to change without prior notice.