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What are the common data at rest encryption products for ipads/ipaqs? And what sort of prices are there? We require one that meet federal info processing standards 140 2
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And is this encryption "default", or by default is thre no encryption on an Ipad - and you have to pay extra for it if you want it?
I don't know much about "FIPS" standards. As far as I know (I'll check it in a little while) iPhone 3GS models and up, and all iPad models, have built in AES-256 hardware encryption. Which is always on. If you want to erase data via an "over the air" service, it can be done in a few seconds, because the encryption key is deleted then, making all data almost impossible to recover.
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@mac20 thank you for confirming
@op you will have to do the reading eventually :-)
@op you will have to do the reading eventually :-)
Its not something like bitlocker where we can check on the NIST site
How would we check it matches up to FIPS standards?