iStorage Launches 26TB Hardware Encrypted PIN Authenticated Desktop Drives

iStorage introduces the first 26TB desktop drives with PIN authentication and government-grade hardware encryption, advancing data security for organizations worldwide.

iStorage has announced the release of the world´s first 26TB desktop drives featuring PIN authentication and full hardware encryption. The newly unveiled diskAshur DT3 and diskAshur DT2 represent a significant advancement in secure data storage, offering the highest capacity available for hardware-encrypted drives in the industry. These devices are already in use by a broad range of organizations, including government agencies, defense contractors, financial services, healthcare providers, and media companies, highlighting their widespread trust and applicability.

The diskAshur DT3 stands out for its adherence to the most stringent security standards. It is currently pending certification under the FIPS 140-3 Level 3 standard, the latest credential for cryptographic security set by the U.S. government. The drive boasts TAA compliance, FIPS PUB 197-validated AES-XTS 256-bit encryption, and is built around a Common Criteria EAL5+ certified secure microprocessor. These features collectively deliver robust defense mechanisms designed to thwart unauthorized access, positioning the DT3 as a top choice for sensitive and regulated data applications.

With industry-leading capacity and advanced security, the diskAshur DT3 and DT2 set a new benchmark for both portability and usability in the hardware-encrypted data storage market. By combining government-grade encryption with practical user features like PIN authentication, iStorage continues to be at the forefront of protecting valuable and confidential information. The drives meet the growing demand for secure, high-volume storage solutions across sectors that require strict compliance and uncompromising data protection.

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