SSD embeds secure element for critical data
This new product addresses the need for maximum, tamper-proof security of data stored on a SSD. The CryptoCore SSD stores sensitive and confidential data on a tamper-proof chip embedded in the SSD. Critical data are thus separated from conventional user data. Therefore, the risk of using “infected” non-critical data to gain access to or manipulate security-relevant data is significantly reduced, without any extra effort on the part of the user.
CryptoCore SSD is a certifiable and standardized component. Typical users and applications which will benefit from its use are for example the health sector (i.e. doctors in private practice and hospitals), the aerospace industry, legal services such as lawyers and patent offices as well as all other security-driven industries. CryptoCore SSD is retrofit and centrally manageable and provides the ability to make regular and longtime updates of the embedded Secure Element. It comes with a M.2 (Key B) interface commonly used in industrial applications. The device is offered with G+D’s JavaCard-based smart card operating system Sm@rtCafé Expert 7.0, which supports a wide range of crypto features such as AES, RSA, elliptic curves, and SHA 512. For increased robustness and protection against environmental influences, the modules are epoxy resin coated (black). CryptoCore SSD is compatible with MS Windows, Linux and Apple MacOS and various smartcard middleware products. Certified production in Germany ensures a high product quality.
Giesecke+Devrient – www.gi-de.com
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