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Overview
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The HP Encryption SAN Switch scales non-disruptively, providing up to 96 Gb/sec of encryption processing power to meet the needs of the most demanding environments with on-demand performance. It also is tightly integrated with HP Secure Key Manager which provides centralized enterprise-class key management.
The Encryption Switch is based on industry standards for data-at-rest encryption to provide centralized, scalable encryption services that seamlessly integrate into existing B-Series FOS and M-Series M-EOS environments.
The B-Series fabric-based approach to data encryption scales to meet performance requirements, provides a centralized point of management for storage security and key management. Deployment is simple and non-disruptive: Organizations can encrypt data from any switch port without reconfiguring the fabric.
The HP Encryption SAN Switch is managed and configured using HP’s DCFM management tools, and is easily integrated into existing network infrastructures.
Features
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High Performance Encryption for Data-at-Rest
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High performance, scalable fabric-based encryption to enforce data confidentiality and privacy requirements. |
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Scales non-disruptively, providing 48 to 96 Gbit/sec of encryption processing power to meets the needs of the most demanding environments with flexible, on demand performance. |
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Industry Standard AES-256 encryption algorithms for both disk and tape on a single security platform for SAN environments. |
Central Management for Fabric-Based Encryption
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The vast majority of data from critical applications reside in the SAN – enabling organizations to leverage the existing intelligence layer in the storage fabric for encryption. |
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The storage fabric enables centralized management to support nearly every aspect of the data center, from server environments and workstations to edge computing and backup environments. As a result, it is an ideal place to standardize and consolidate a holistic data-at-rest security strategy. |
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The HP Encryption SAN Switch and HP Secure Key Manager are integrated to provide Federal Information Processing Standards 140 (FIPS140-2) level 2 compliance to enable trusted key sharing between remote sites in a comprehensive solution. |
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Manage and configure using existing and familiar HP Data Center Fabric Manager and CLI management tools, and is easily integrated into existing network infrastructures. |
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Based on industry standards, the HP Encryption SAN Switch for data at rest provides centralized scalable encryption services that seamlessly integrate into existing B-series Fabric OS (FOS) and M-series M-Enterprise OS (M-EOS) environments. |
Installation Without Disruption or Changes
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Encrypt data from any switch port without reconfiguring the SAN fabric and
implement provisioning without shutting down applications or changing Logical Unit Number (LUN) mapping and LUN masking configurations on the target storage arrays. |
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Implement provisioning without shutting down applications or changing Logical Unit Number (LUN) mapping and LUN masking configurations on the target storage arrays. |
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