>Here's the take I get when I talk to the policy folks in my org. If the >_PRODUCT_ is not certified FIPS-140-2, the product is essentially >considered "unencrypted." We've pitched TrueCrypt as a cost savings >Alternative to other File/Folder/Device encrypting products and been >shot down by the fact that True Crypt is not itself FIPS-140-2, even >though the encryption algorithms it uses are. > >Brad Lhotsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >NCTS Computer Specialist -- 410.558.8006
I've used Flagstone drives for years and have recommended them unreservedly to folks for whom the capacity and cost are not insurmountable roadblocks. If I read this datasheet correctly, they seem to bear the cert you're seeking. http://stonewood.co.uk/Files/FlagStone/Latest%20Datasheets/FlagStone%20F IPS140-2%20Datasheet.pdf Bernard Owens USTreas/CompSpec _______________________________________________ FDE mailing list [email protected] http://www.xml-dev.com/mailman/listinfo/fde
