Data Encryption

With Seagate Secure™ Self-Encrypting Drives and LSI SafeStore™ Encryption

A company's data is one of its' most valuable assets. Stolen data can mean high customer notification costs, tarnished reputation, and a loss of customers. Unauthorized data exposure can occur anywhere – from the one-man IT “department” to the best-managed data center. Despite the “protection” of the data center, 50,000 drives a day leave the data center and are routinely sent out for warranty repair, lease return, or disposal or are repurposed or sold. This is often an unrecognized and significant potential source of data breach. Entire servers are at risk from “Smash and Grab” theft from local storefronts – an event than can quickly put an SMB out of business.

Data Encryption STX XD24-2210	Data Encryption STX XE12-2210	Data Encryption STX XE16-2310	Data Encryption STX XE24-2410
Drive Bays (24) High Performance 2.5" SAS 2.0 6.0 Gb/s Hard Disk Drives	Drive Bays (12) High Capacity 3.5" SAS 2.0 6.0 Gb/s Hard Disk Drives	Drive Bays (16) High Capacity 3.5" SAS 2.0 6.0 Gb/s Hard Disk Drives	Drive Bays (24) High Capacity 3.5" SAS 2.0 6.0 Gb/s Hard Disk Drives

Capacity Up to 14.4 TB Max Storage Capacity	Capacity Up to 24 TB Max Storage Capacity	Capacity Up to 32 TB Max Storage Capacity	Capacity Up to 48 TB Max Storage Capacity
Density Up to 7.2 TB Max Density per U	Density Up to 12.0 TB Max Density per U	Density Up to 10.67 TB Max Density per U	Density Up to 12.0 TB Max Density per U
Form Factor 2U Rackmount - 24.8" Depth	Form Factor 2U Rackmount - 25.5" Depth	Form Factor 3U Rackmount - 24.8" Depth	Form Factor 4U Rackmount - 26" Depth
Self-Encrypting Drives Seagate Secure™ SED including Seagate Constellation™ ES and Seagate Cheetah® 15K.7	Self-Encrypting Drives Seagate Secure™ SED including Seagate Constellation™ ES and Seagate Cheetah® 15K.7	Self-Encrypting Drives Seagate Secure™ SED including Seagate Constellation™ ES and Seagate Cheetah® 15K.7	Self-Encrypting Drives Seagate Secure™ SED including Seagate Constellation™, Seagate Savvio® 10K and Savvio® 15K
Controller LSI MegaRAID SAS 9280DE-8i with LSI SafeStore Encryption Services	Controller LSI MegaRAID SAS 9280DE-8i with LSI SafeStore Encryption Services	Controller LSI MegaRAID SAS 9280DE-8i with LSI SafeStore Encryption Services	Controller LSI MegaRAID SAS 9280DE-8i with LSI SafeStore Encryption Services
Processors Dual Intel® Xeon® 5600 Series Processors with up to 6.4GT/s QPI	Processors Dual Intel® Xeon® 5600 Series Processors with up to 6.4GT/s QPI	Processors Dual Intel® Xeon® 5600 Series Processors with up to 6.4GT/s QPI	Processors Dual Intel® Xeon® 5600 Series Processors with up to 6.4GT/s QPI
Memory Up to 192GB DDR3 ECC Reg.	Memory Up to 288GB DDR3 ECC Reg.	Memory Up to 288GB DDR3 ECC Reg.	Memory Up to 288GB DDR3 ECC Reg.
Configure and Buy	Configure and Buy	Configure and Buy	Configure and Buy

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Self-Encrypting Drives

Protect your data with Seagate Secure™ Full Disk Encryption

Your data is the heart of your company. It needs to be kept safe—all the time, the instant you save it to your drive. Seagate Secure™ Self-Encrypting Drives keep your data safe even if your drives are lost, stolen, or misplaced. Seagate Secure™ hard drives with self encryption protect data-at-rest against theft or when drives leave your control and reduce IT drive retirement costs. Strong enough for National Security, yet easy enough for the one-man IT department.

Seagate Secure SED Technology

Seagate is the first hard drive manufacturer to introduce Self Encrypting Drive (SED) security technology across its' entire enterprise line of hard drives. Seagate Secure SED technology provides two key benefits in the enterprise:

LSI Data Encryption Controllers

LSI SafeStore Encryption Services provide On Target Security

Whether it is sensitive customer information, intellectual property or proprietary data that helps a company reach its strategic objectives, a company’s data may be its most valuable asset. If this data is misplaced or stolen, organizations run the risk of lost revenue, legal implications, and a tarnished reputation. The unfortunate truth is that an organization’s data is becoming increasingly vulnerable as lost, accidentally exposed or breached data is becoming more and more commonplace in today’s environment. With data security risks on the rise, an influx of government mandates and regulations for securing data have been implemented and is becoming part of the corporate landscape for many. Eliminating exposure of private data is now simply viewed as a sound business practice.