Answering the growing demand for safe and secure data transfer without interruption or compromise of system performance, the HSR10 provides high-speed data-at-rest (DAR) storage to 10 GbE-based networks that require the fastest data throughput rates and two layers of encryption.
Key Features
- 2 ports x 10 GbE (optical)
- Up to 2.13 GB/s total data throughput
- Up to 16 TB removable storage
- Encryption: 2 layers
- Software full disk encryption (SWFDE)
- Hardware full disk encryption (HWFDE)
- Small profile design
Key Features
- Deployed network-centric systems
- Fixed wing aircraft
- Unmanned vehicles
- Ground vehicles
Network Attached Storage for High Speed Applications. With two multi-core Intel Xeon D processors, the HSR40 recorder can handle the most demanding sensor recording applications.
The HSR40 conduction-cooled Network Attached Storage (NAS) utilizes high-density NVMe SSDs for high speed applications to eliminate system bottlenecks.
HSR10 10GbE Network Attached Storage
For High Data Throughput with Two Layers of Encryption
Answering the growing demand for safe and secure data transfer without interruption or compromise of system performance, the HSR10 provides high-speed data-at-rest (DAR) storage to 10 GbE-based networks that require the fastest data throughput rates and two layers of encryption.
- High-speed data throughput
- Two layers of full disk encryption
- Large storage capacity in small profile design
The High-Speed Recorder 10 (HSR10) is a network-attached storage (NAS) device designed for high-speed network recording based on a double 10 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) port layout. What’s more, to adhere to security requirements for mission-critical applications, this unit is designed with two-layer encryption and follows industry-standard NAS protocols permitting system design flexibility.
Ensure secure and lightning-quick data-at-rest storage with the rugged HSR10:
High-speed data throughput
The HSR10 handles incoming data through two 10 GbE interfaces, each channel operating at 1.06 GB/s for a total throughput rate of 2.13 GB/s. Combined with the unit’s PCIe Gen 3 technology, data is swiftly redirected to the HSR10’s NVMe based storage for easy and quick data access when required.
Two layers of full disk encryption
The HSR10 offers independent software full disk encryption and hardware full disk encryption-based self-encrypting drives (SED) to ensure security in data transfer and storage.
Large storage capacity
Modern manned and unmanned air, ground, and air vehicles, including ISR aircraft, have ever-expanding storage needs due to the increase in the number of sensors. As a result, the need for large storage capacity is required. The HSR10 is uniquely suited to meet this need by providing up to 16 TB (with plans for more) in the current form factor. In addition, it is built around a network-centric architecture. The HSR10 NAS can easily communicate with similar devices, and transfer files seamlessly. This unit’s extensive support of different industry standard NAS protocols (NFS, HTTP, FTP, and CIFS) enables the use of a multitude of operating systems and CPUs.
White Paper: High-Speed Data Recording Insights for the Military Embedded Industry
With the advent of high-speed networks, such as 40GbE and faster, it is essential to change the approach of how network data is recorded and stored while utilizing the total throughput of the available link.
Curtiss-Wright conducted a comprehensive feasibility study of different data recording technologies and performed extensive testing of various protocols. This paper introduces the results of those tests and then presents the comparative data.