Transcend recently announced that it will participating for the first time at ISC West to highlight its memory modules, flash storage solutions, body and dash cameras, SATA III SSDs, and a variety of embedded technologies proven to improve the performance in security applications.
The company will showcase embedded technologies during the show including; TCG Opal Specification, a class that defines level permissions for the storage/retrieval of files, protecting user data in Opal devices; Intelligent Power Shield (IPS), a technology for DRAM SSDs operating at 5V to minimize the risk of data corruption in an event of sudden power outage; Wide Temperature, to ensure each product passes rigorous testing in a Wide Temperature Cycle Chamber; and AES Encryption, for applications that handle sensitive data or require increased data security.
Transcend will demonstrate its AES Encryption embedded technology using a SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5” SSD420K. Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a cryptographic algorithm that can be used to protect electronic data by using a symmetric block cipher that can encrypt and decrypt data offering excellent data protection and performance compared to competing offerings that utilize software-based or firmware-based encryption.
It will also present its new DrivePro Body 60 body camera along with DrivePro Body Control Center software, aimed for police officers, security guards, and other professionals designed to optimize the management of footage recorded by DrivePro Body cameras and data retrieved from DPD6N docking stations.
Transcend will be showcasing its embedded solutions at the ISC West in Las Vegas, 11-13 April, booth #29086.
