What is Key Per IO?
For many of you this will be a new term, take a few minutes to listen to Fred Knight explain the topic ahead of the main presentation.
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Company : NetApp
For many of you this will be a new term, take a few minutes to listen to Fred Knight explain the topic ahead of the main presentation.
The Key Per IO (KPIO) project is a joint initiative between NVM Express® and the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) Storage Work Group to define a new KPIO Security Subsystem Class (SSC) under TCG Opal SSC for NVMe® class of Storage Devices. Self-Encrypting Drives (SED) perform continuous encryption on user accessible data based on contiguous LBA ranges per namespace. This is done at interface speeds using a small number of keys generated/held in persistent media by the storage device.