Compliance with the Federal Information Processing Standards FIPS-140 in the United States.
A FIPS-certified model of Advantech's SQFlash storage has arrived!!
"What is FIPS in the first place??" → FIPS refers to the "Federal Information Processing Standards" established by NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) in the United States. It was officially announced for use by all government agencies and contractors, except for military purposes. The use of cryptography certified as FIPS is mandatory for U.S. government agencies. "Five Reasons to Choose FIPS SSDs!!" 1. Achieves comprehensive security management with FIPS-140-2 Level 2 certification (self-encrypting, TCG-OPAL compliant). 2. Capable of meeting your preferred design needs and durability. Provides industrial-grade stability and reliability for 24/7 operation. 3. A long product warranty of "3 years." 4. Compatible with the proprietary management software "DeviceOn/SQ Manager," allowing for monitoring and management of device status anytime, anywhere, with immediate notifications. 5. Supports a wide range of architectures with conformal coating/side fill and SPD tuning.
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Our mission is to realize the future and the IoT world through co-creation with our customers, partner companies, and society. Since our establishment in 1983, we have been innovating in the development and manufacturing of high-quality, high-performance computing and IoT platforms. In addition to developing and providing standard computing and IoT platform products, we also contribute to the growth of our customers' businesses by offering value-added customization services through DMS (Design and Manufacturing Service).
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FIPS 140-2 certification is established as a mandatory security requirement for applications such as federal government agencies, financial institutions, healthcare organizations, and infrastructure. Although it is a security requirement set for use by U.S. federal government agencies, it has effectively spread as a de facto security standard in industries with strict regulations.
