TCG OPAL-Supported Solid State Drives
A More Hassle-Free Access To Data Security
TCG (Trusted Computing Group) is an organization specializing in the development of industry standards, has developed Opal Storage Specification. The specifications can encrypt data before saving and managing by categories to avoid data theft
With ADATA’s proprietary A⁺ OPAL software, users can easily execute TCG OPAL SED (self-encryption drive) for all ADATA’s industrial-grade NVMe and SATA III SSDs, which support TCG OPAL. It can be widely used in diverse applications which require high-level data security, such as defense, networking, server, healthcare and surveillance.
MAIN FEATURES OF TCG OPAL
WHY CHOOSING ADATA SSDs WITH TCG OPAL
Compliant with
TCG OPAL 2.0
Group
- Only authorised machines can access networks
- Health and compliance
Standard
- Encrypt and decrypt drive within seconds
- Centrally managed
Equipped with H/W
based AES 256-bit key
1.1 x 10⁷⁷ Combinations
Unbreakable key length
Deletes data immediately
when destroying the AES key
A⁺ OPAL
Software
TCG OPAL SED (self-encryption drive) for all ADATA’s industrial-grade NVMe and SATA III SSDs, which support TCG OPAL
Hassle-free Access
Essential for many industries
Lower cost
A⁺ OPAL MAJOR FUNCTIONS
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1Initial setup to activate A⁺ OPAL
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2Set the SID/Admin passwords
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3Pre-boot Authentication (PBA)
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4Locking Range Setting
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5Reset the disk to factory default status
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6Show the locking information & TCG OPAL support features
RECOMMEDED PRODUCTS WITH TCG OPAL FUNCTION
TARGET APPLICATIONS
5G / Networking
ATM
Cybersecurity
Healthcare
Server
Surveillance
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