Hardware Accelerated Encryption Performance with McAfee Endpoint Encryption

Dan Larson of McAfee demonstrates how McAfee Endpoint Encryption is optimized to take advantage of Intel AES-NI, a technology in select Intel Core i5 and Intel Core i7 processors, and Intel SSDs, and how this combination helps speed encryption operations.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Aes
• AEs-NI
• Intel_AEs-NI
• endpoint_encyrption
• encryption
• hardware-assisted
• vPro
• Core
• Core_i5
• Core_i7

[patcorndoggy]

OMFG, A SSD beat a HD how fucking surprising... SSD costs 4x more. Facepalm

[benjojo12]

Thats not a fair test.

A SSD is going to win all the time against a HDD

[djlarson2]

Yep. That's me in this video. We didn't have the necessary hardware to isolate a single variable, so we had to settle for showing an "old platform vs. new platform" demo. Sorry internet. Please forgive us for this most heinous transgression.

[kheszi]

this is retarded, are you trying to show me the increased performance of AES-NI or the SSD...................?

[Usurper84]

wtfamiwatching.jpg

[Xigmatek]

I wonder Why It always gets Slower and slower as it copies. ?

Great Intel Stuff!

[Xigmatek]

@EnigmaticSG

Why? Intel Bought McAfee, So it's Easy to say this is Real.

[crimsoncoin]

2Gb that quickly so wheres is this accelerator

[davidsfc9]

@waycoolzing to make it look faster

[davidsfc9]

yeah, the ssd is gonna win anyway, how impressive