Featured Benefits
Secure Your Data Stored on Disk and Tape Using Military-grade Encryption
Quantum DXi deduplication appliances use self-encrypting drives (SEDs) that leverage an AES-256 bit encryption algorithm to encrypt data at rest. In addition, Scalar LTO tape drives use AES-256 bit encryption to encrypt data stored on tapes for long-term retention.
Encrypt Your Data In-transit When Replicating Across Sites or To The Cloud
Encrypting data at rest is critical, but so is encrypting data in flight when in transit across your network, or between your network and the cloud. That’s why Quantum’s DXi appliances leverage AES encryption that can be turned on for any data being replicated between DXi appliances, whether physical, virtual or in the cloud.
Encrypt Your Data without Impacting Performance
Quantum’s DXi and Scalar tape encryption approach is unique in that both products use hardware-based encryption. DXi appliances use SEDs, while the Scalar tape libraries take advantage of the encryption capability of LTO tape drives. Since both encryption processes are driven by hardware, there is no impact on system performance.
Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) Compliant
Quantum’s Scalar tape libraries are all compatible with the KMIP standard, so you can leverage any KMIP compliant key manager to manage encryption keys across your enterprise.
Ensure Control of Your Environment with Role-based Access Control
Data security is about more than just encryption. Quantum data protection products include role-based access, and support for Active Directory and LDAP so you can easily control access across your environment.
Securely Shred Data and Be Notified of Tape Movement
DXi supports a secure file shred feature so you can expire data securely.
