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Multi-channel network encoder with a total throughput of 100 Gbps

04.07.2015

Gemalto announced the release of a new SafeNet multi-channel, high-speed network encryption appliance with speeds equivalent to 10 ten-gigabit (10 Gbps) high-speed encryption appliances in a single box. With an overall encryption performance of 100 Gb/s, the SafeNet CN8000 helps enterprises and service providers secure sensitive data transmitted over their ever-growing large-scale networks.

According to the developers, the SafeNet CN8000 appliance supports network bandwidth expansion and provides high-speed encryption using multiple network connections, protecting sensitive data from interception without compromising network speed and performance. Like other SafeNet HSE devices, the CN8000 offers security key management, low latency and easy setup.

The SafeNet CN8000's multi-channel design allows it to serve multiple client organizations (multi-tenancy), providing processing flexibility for organizations that need to share certain sensitive data and network connections, Gemalto said.
SafeNet CN8000 operates on the basis of quantum random number generation, which allows you to guarantee high-quality randomness that provides protection against targeted attacks.

"When talking about the likelihood of cyberattacks, it's more appropriate to use the word 'when' rather than 'if', so companies need to think about improving practical data protection while avoiding excessive costs," said Todd Moore, vice president of product management for encryption products at the company. Gemalto - Our high-speed encryption offering allows customers to protect the data they transmit by attaching a security measure directly to the data itself.We can secure sensitive data and protect it from unauthorized access at an affordable cost.If the information does fall into the wrong hands, it will have no actual value and will be useless for further use, while even the slightest trace of encryption will be hidden.

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