Infinidat Collaborates with Thales to Give Enterprise Storage Customers a Double Dose of Security
Integration of InfiniBox and SafeNet KeySecure platforms brings data-at-rest encryption together with centralized logging, auditing capability
Infinidat, the market’s leading independent provider of enterprise-class data storage solutions, today announced a new integration between its InfiniBox storage system and the Thales SafeNet KeySecure platform. This integration leverages the OASIS Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) standard and enables petabyte scale customers to improve operational efficiency by automating key management and reduce the risk of losing keys.
Security teams use SafeNet KeySecure to manage and store encryption keys. This powerful platform provides a security tool to assess and respond to threats and an auditing capability to demonstrate compliance with government mandates or internal data protection policies. A centralized logging system tracks all changes and alerts security administrators to any key modifications or potential breaches.
Infinidat’s multi-petabyte data storage platform already includes security features such as self-encrypting media leveraging AES-256 encryption, which recently passed NIST CMVP validation. The integration of InfiniBox with SafeNet KeySecure simplifies the deployment of self-encrypting media with InfiniBox throughout the array lifecycle.
“The integration of encryption capabilities from Infinidat’s multi-petabyte data storage platform with the management capabilities of the SafeNet KeySecure platform allows our joint clients to have unprecedented flexibility, ease of use, and compliance when securing their most important business asset – their data,” said Todd Moore, Vice President of Encryption Products for Thales’ cloud protection and licensing business.
“Private sector and government clients around the world trust us for their most sensitive data,” said Izhar Sharon, President at Infinidat. “With the SafeNet KeySecure integration, we’re further improving encryption and compliance capabilities within our platform. Customers will benefit from additional peace of mind that they can optimize their storage needs -- at petabyte scale -- without sacrificing data security, performance or price.”
Further bolstering its data security measures, Infinidat today also announced that its cryptographic module for the InfiniBox and InfiniGuard has been granted Federal Information Processing Standards Publications (FIPS) 140-2 validation. This critical validation is gaining worldwide recognition as an important benchmark for encryption products of all kinds. With data breaches top-of-mind as malicious hackers continue their assaults, Infinidat is committed to the highest levels of protection for all data across the IT stack. The company will continue to earn all necessary validations – such as FIPS – and meets all compliance requirements to ensure the safety and security of customer data is never weakened or compromised.
InfiniBox integration with Thales SafeNet KeySecure is available now. Read the Infinidat Data Security White Paper for more details about how Infinidat is solving data security challenges at multi-petabyte scale.
About Infinidat
Founded in 2011 by storage industry pioneer Moshe Yanai, Infinidat helps customers empower data-driven competitive advantage at multi-petabyte scale. Infinidat’s software-based architecture, an evolution, and revolution in data management design over 30 years in the making, solves the conflicting requirements of bigger, faster, and less expensive storage. Infinidat technology simultaneously delivers sub-millisecond latency, industry-leading data availability, and hyperscale capacity with a significantly lower total cost of ownership than incumbent storage technologies. For more information, please visit www.infinidat.com.
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