| Summary: | RSA has qualified the PowerVault self-encrypting hard drive feature on the RSA SecurID Hardware Appliance 350.
The RSA Authentication Manager 8.4 Patch 8 Readme describes how to enable the self-encrypting hard drive, which is present on all RSA SecurID Hardware Appliance 350 sold since the Model 350 was first announced. This feature helps make the Model 350 even more secure by encrypting your data with a passphrase, with minimal impact on performance. You can enable this feature on any Model 350 hardware appliance, including ones you already own.
This feature is not included on other RSA SecurID Hardware Appliance models.
Note: You must back up or record your passphrase. RSA cannot recover it, and you cannot reverse encryption without resetting your hard drive. |
| Platforms: | RSA SecurID Hardware Appliance 350 |
| Details: | For more information, see "Encrypt the RSA SecurID Hardware Appliance 350 Hard Drive" in the RSA Authentication Manager 8.4 Patch 8 Readme. |
| For additional documentation, downloads and more, visit the RSA SecurID Access page on RSA Link. | |
| EOPS Policy: | RSA has a defined End of Primary Support policy associated with all major versions. Please refer to the Product Version Life Cycle for additional details. |
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