The Novachips 8TB Military-grade SSD is a new FIPS-140-2 CMVP certified solution from the brand that will provide users with a way to enjoy enhanced peace of mind when incorporating it into their setup. The hard drive is rated for a number of implementations including governmental, military and a range of additional mission-critical applications where customers need to need to keep large amounts of data secure. The drive is expected to be available soon, but has not been formally announced in terms of worldwide availability or pricing by the company.
Global Sales Director SJ Yoo spoke on the new Novachips 8TB Military-grade SSD saying, "In today’s challenging cybersecurity environment, the FIPS certification ensures the customers to meet the toughest standards for data security and encryption. We are pleased to offer certified data-at-rest encryption technology on super-density 8 TB military-grade SATA SSD and high-performance NVMe M.2 SSD products."
Ultra-Secure Encrypted SSDs
The Novachips 8TB Military-Grade SSD is FIPS-140-2 CMVP Certified
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