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Security
Absolutely. The drives are TCG Opal compliant and use AES-256 encryption to protect the data.
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No, the use of the transparent compression function does not increase or decrease security. The drives meet TCG Opal standards for securing the data. https://ulinktech.com/tcg-certification-compliance-test-suite-list/
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Security & reliability are aligned with enterprise SSD requirements (from OEMs, Hyperscalers, and industry standards). In terms of benefits, the CSDs can provide better economics ($/GB of data stored), better performance, better efficiency (performance/Watt, application performance per server), and better endurance (lifetime petabytes written) than other enterprise SSDs.
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There aren’t really any new security vulnerabilities. The firmware is locked with no opportunity for users to modify it. The compression is done in a hardware engine, again not introducing any new attack vectors.
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Security
Absolutely. The drives are TCG Opal compliant and use AES-256 encryption to protect the data.
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No, the use of the transparent compression function does not increase or decrease security. The drives meet TCG Opal standards for securing the data. https://ulinktech.com/tcg-certification-compliance-test-suite-list/
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Security & reliability are aligned with enterprise SSD requirements (from OEMs, Hyperscalers, and industry standards). In terms of benefits, the CSDs can provide better economics ($/GB of data stored), better performance, better efficiency (performance/Watt, application performance per server), and better endurance (lifetime petabytes written) than other enterprise SSDs.
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There aren’t really any new security vulnerabilities. The firmware is locked with no opportunity for users to modify it. The compression is done in a hardware engine, again not introducing any new attack vectors.
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