Self-encrypting hardware, such as Mercury’s portfolio of secure solid-state drives (SSD), provide the ultimate data security. This tech brief explores Mercury’s “five S’s” of secure data storage for military embedded systems: SWaP (size, weight, and power), Speed, Security, Sanitize and Self-Destruct.

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