iShield Archive
A microSD card that encrypts and protects video data recorded on cameras with AES 256-bit hardware encryption
Picari insights
Organizations operating distributed or mobile edge cameras that require hardware-enforced, zero-trust protection for stored video footage without relying on persistent network connectivity.
- Hardware-level video data encryption at the edge
- Preventing tampering and unauthorized access to physical SD cards
- Compliance-mandated surveillance retention without network exposure
- Centralized cloud-native VMS architectures with real-time streaming
- Environments requiring high-frequency, multi-user concurrent remote read access
- Cameras lacking standard microSD interfaces or physical access for retrieval
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Core capabilities
Things to consider
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Security & compliance
Frameworks Swissbit iShield Archive reports for security, privacy, and regulatory compliance.
ISO/IEC 27001
Information security management standard
Swissbit iShield Archive pricing and integrations
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