DIGISTOR Citadel C 1 TB Solid State Drive - M.2 2280 Internal - PCI Express NVMe - TAA Compliant

Data at Rest Security... Simplified

Citadel FIPS-certified self-encrypting drives (SEDs) are the only SSDs to integrate multifactor authentication, pre-boot authentication (PBA), and hardware encryption into a complete, low cost solution.

Pre-boot Authentication Keeps Intruders Away

Powered by Cigent®, our built-in PBA unlocks access to the encrypted operating system or virtual machine on the Citadel C-SEL SED as well as the data stored there. This secured data is encrypted by NSA-approved Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 256-bit encryption at the hardware level. Once booted, Citadel allows no-overhead, hardware-speed access to encrypted data at the full performance of the system.

Adversaries cannot steal what they cannot see

Unreadable storage partition protected by non-recoverable key.

Worry-Free Deployment

Cigent software is tested and validated for use with Citadel C-SEL SEDs.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Requires more than one authentication for access. Multiple authentication methods include password, CAC/PIV smartcard, and PIV-supported Yubikey.

Additional Authentication for File Access

Zero-day ransomware, malware, and software service bypass prevention.

Commercial Solutions for Classified

DIGISTOR's FIPS SEDs are listed on the NSA CSfC Component List for hardware full drive encryption, which allows the US Department of Defense, Federal agencies, and critical infrastructure to protect mission critical and classified data using commercial solutions.

NIAP Compliant, TAA Compliant, and Common Criteria Certified

Citadel C-SEL FIPS SEDs are NIAP-compliant  (VID #11297), TAA compliant, and have been listed by NIST as FIPS 140-2 L2 certified storage devices with NIST Certificate #4294 , ensuring they meet most stringent cybersecurity standards.

Address critical requirements for data governance and privacy programs

Citadel C-SEL SEDs meet CMMC, HIPAA, GDPR, GLBA, PCI-DSS, and CCPA requirements.

• Additional authentication for file access
• Zero Trust architecture
• Pre-boot authentication keeps intruders out