Pure Storage FlashArray is an all-flash, high-performance storage solution designed to accelerate data access and simplify storage management. Combining advanced NAND flash technology, innovative data reduction techniques, and a user-friendly interface, it delivers consistent, low-latency performance and seamless scalability, making it ideal for organizations seeking to enhance their data centers and support mission-critical applications.

To understand how the Rapid Data Locking (RDL) feature fits in, it helps to know how data-at-rest encryption works on the Pure Storage FlashArray device. For information about data-at-rest encryption, refer to 

wp-flasharray-data-security-and-compliance.pdf

Some environments require external key management for locking down a forward-deployed array. The Pure Storage FlashArray KMIP RDL solution enables you to use the 

KMIP RDL introduces a secondary user-controllable key that enables unlocking the flash modules of the array. You remotely access the KMIP keys from a KMIP server (such as 

). Without access to the server, the flash modules cannot be unlocked on power-on.

You can enable RDL during installation or at any time after that. After you enable it, RDL is permanent. It applies to all the SSDs of an array, including those added later.

Encrypt volume data with NetApp Volume Encryption (NVE)

Pure Storage FlashArray

CHTools

Permission to call a specific international command.

International_cmd

International_cmd_license

fpe_license

PIN Processing restricts PIN processing commands when clear PIN commands are enabled.

FX_RESTRICT_PIN_PROC_license

master_key_distribution_license

BYOK

Host_card_emulation

cvv_management

Allows the HSM to use Multibanco commands.

Multibanco

Multibanco_license

Enables PIN and key printing functionality.

PIN_Key_printing

PIN_Key_printing_license

Period

Perm_check_license

Checks specific perm inside each function in combination with other restrictions based on tags

Perm_check

pin_printing

FX_Restrict_Print

FX_Restrict_Print_license

CHDirect

CHAppliance

Enables legacy POS device key injection for use in a Key Injection Facility.

Clear_Keyload

clear_keyload_license

Variable_Length_PVV

variable_length_pvv_license

host_card_emulation_license

emv_issuing_license

post_quantum_cryptography_license

clear_shared_secret_license

p2pe_and_tokenization_license

hsm_key_distribution_license

financial_processing_license

excrypt_ui_license

australian_command_set_license

general_purpose_license

clear_pin_license

format-preserving_encryption_license

emv_acquiring_license

ecc_license

key_strength_bypass_license

rsa_license

Enables Format-preserving Encryption (FPE) functionality.

Format-preserving_encryption

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permission_utility

comma

ampersand

exclamation_mark

binary_val

diebold

tr-34_rkl

mac_hash

Enabled by default on all Vectera Series HSMs and available as an add-on license for Excrypt Series

general_purpose

data_encrypt

mobile_payment

Supports domestic and int'l message formats for PIN translation, verification, and key management

Excrypt_ui

p2pe

Equal_sign

Enabled on all Futurex HSMs, regardless of their license or mode.

Core_license

Number_sign

utility

card_verification

authentication

key_management

RKMS3

SKI3

Ambiguous_PIN

Enables protecting a stronger key with a weaker key.

Key_Strength_Bypass

Enables payments-related commands per the AS2805 messaging standard, as defined by AusPayNet.

Australian_Command_Set

Enables the Europay Mastercard Visa (EMV) issuance command set.

EMV_Issuing

Enables Format Preserving Encryption (FPE) FF1 functionality.

FPEFF1

Enables Point-to-Point Encryption (P2PE) functionality. 

P2PE

Enabled by default on all Excrypt Series HSMs and as an add-on license for Vectera Series HSMs.

Financial_Processing

Allows the HSM to use host card emulation commands.

Host_Card_Emulation

Allows the HSM to support commands that will directly output the clear shared secret value.

Clear_Shared_Secret

Enables a host HSM to distribute allowed keys to another HSM.

HSM_key_distribution

Only required if using a Clear PIN rather than a PIN Block.

CPIN

Enables Format Preserving Encryption (FPE) functionality.

Enables Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) commands and functionality.

Enables commands requiring Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) functionality.

Enables the Europay Mastercard Visa (EMV) acquiring command set. 

EMV_Acquiring

Enables commands requiring RSA functionality.

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Tilde

Asterisk

Before you start

CryptoHub Integration Guides

Managing services

Service logs

Service guides

Deploy the service

Deploy client endpoint

Install and configure Futurex PKCS #11

Configure Dogtag Certificate System

Dogtag Certificate System

Connect to the EJBCA environment

Configure EJBCA

EJBCA

Install and configure ISC CertAgent for Windows

Install and configure ISC CertAgent for Linux

ISC CertAgent

Install and configure FXCL CNG

Install Active Directory certificate Services (ADCS)

Configure Active Directory Certificate Systems

Verify the integration

Microsoft ADCS

Install Red Hat Certificate System and deploy the subsystem

Red Hat Certificate System (RHCS)

Configuring the Adaptable CA Driver

Configuring Venafi TPP to use the Futurex Adaptable CA Driver

Test a certificate request, approval, and issuance

Venafi Adaptable CA

Certificate Authority

Configure Venafi Control Plane Cryptohub integratation

Venafi Control Plane

Install and configure Futurex CNG

Generate a key pair and certificate on the CryptoHub

Import TLS certificates into Windows Certificate Store

Windows Certificate Store

Certificate management

Configure Axway VA

Test CRL Signing

Axway VA

Certificate validation

Create AWS credentials

Configure AWS credentials in CryptoHub

Amazon XKS service setup in CryptoHub

Create an External Key Store in AWS

Create XKS Key Store in CryptoHub

Create a key in the CryptoHub XKS service

Create a key in your AWS External key store

End-to-end test using AWS CLI

Amazon XKS (External Key Store)

Initial setup in Google Cloud External Key Manager (EKM)

Deploy the Google Cloud EKM service in CryptoHub

Create an external key in Google Cloud EKM

Test encryption and decryption

Appendix A: Google VPC and KMS infrastructure setup

Appendix B: Monitoring Google EKM

Google Cloud EKM (External Key Manager)

Prerequisites

Identity and access management (IAM)

External key service setup for Google Workspace CSE

Validation and testing

Appendix A: Troubleshooting Google CSE

Appendix B: Google IdP Configuration

Appendix C: Configure Okta IdP

Google Workspace CSE

Identity and Access Management

Gmail only: Upload encryption keys for client-side encryption

Google Workspace CSE for Gmail

Cloud key management

Configuring the JAVA_HOME environment variable

Configure SunPKCS11 to use the Futurex PKCS11 Module

Create Java KeyStore

Sign APKs with Android APKSigner by using Futurex PKCS #11

Android APKSigner

Configure the JAVA_HOME environment variable

Configure SunPKCS11 to use the Futurex PKCS11 module

Assign the key pair to a certificate and apply an issuance policy

Jarsigner command examples

Java Jarsigner

Deploy the servi

Download and configure Jenkins and test the FXCL Jenkins plugin

Jenkins Code Signing

Install and configure FXCL CNG module

Generate Microsoft SignTool Code Signing certificate on the CryptoHub

Import the Code Signing certificate into Windows Certificate Store

Associate a private key with a certificate

Test Microsoft SignTool commands

Microsoft SignTool

Code signing