Dell EMC Unity: Data at Rest Encryption
www.delltechnologies.com › asset › en-us2.1 Data Encryption Keys A Data Encryption Key (DEK) is a 512-bit randomly generated key that is used to encrypt data on a particular drive. There is a unique DEK for each bound drive, which is created when that drive is bound, and deleted when that drive is unbound. New DEKs will be created through any method of binding drives to a private
Data Domain Encryption - Dell Community
www.dell.com › Data-Domain-Encryption › td-pNov 09, 2015 · 11-09-2015 08:18 AM. I'm assuming you're referring to Data-at-Rest Encryption. If you're using local key management on each DD array, you're effectively using a unique key on each DD2500. They don't have to share the same key, since the filesystem encryption is local/unique to each DD array already. The security officer role is distinct from ...
Solved: Encryption at-rest questions - Dell Community
www.dell.com › community › AvamarJan 02, 2013 · It my understanding that Avamar, when writing backups to a Data Domain system, cannot encrypt the data. In order to protect data on the Data Domain does EMC support leveraging DD's own data at-rest encryption services in conjunction? I understand that in an ideal scenario these backups would be best stored locally on the Avamar server.