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ommunications
S
ecurity
E
stablishment) of Canada certified hardware
AES
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A
dvanced
E
ncryption
S
tandard) algorithm.
How does it work?
X-Wall MX
, an SATA to SATA cryptographic bridge chip, sits right in between host SATA and the
device SATA hard drive, encrypting entire SATA drive with wire speed performance while
providing up to 256-bit AES hardware strength.
System performance with
X-Wall MX
engaged is unaffected.
X-Wall MX
can be operated with
SATA1.0a & 2.0 compliant disk drives with a sustained throughput of 150MB/sec. The
performance-optimized AES hardware engine performs all encryption and decryption. There
are no extra software components, eliminating entirely the memory and interrupt overheads.
X-Wall MX
requires no device driver and is independent from and invisible to all known
Operating Systems including embedded OS. As long as the drive is SATA1.0a & 2.0 compliant,
X-
Wall MX
will work in the system. Once authenticated, its operation is completely transparent to
all users. There is no complex GUI involved therefore your regular computing behavior is
unchanged.
Key Management
Commander Key Management with
X-Wall M
includes PIN/Password through Pre-boot
authentication a USB type external key token.
Key Benefits
Offers wire speed performance at sustained 150MB/sec on all encryption strengths
Operating System independent (No software installations required)
FIPS (US Federal Information Processing Standard) 140-2 Level 3 Cryptographic Engine
validated for Physical Security
Provides iron-clad security through hardware-based NIST & CSE certified cryptographic
AES engine
Simplify engineering design for security targets
