BrickStor – Secure Data Storage

At TechNet Cyber 2026, visit RackTop to see how BrickStor SP helps agencies strengthen the DoD Zero Trust Data Pillar with real-time file activity monitoring, user behavior auditing, dynamic access controls, ABAC, FIPS AES-256 encryption, immutable snapshots, cyber vaulting, and automated incident remediation. RackTop’s patented Active Defense evaluates trust for each file operation in real time, detects anomalous or malicious activity, and can block only the offending user or client while allowing authorized users and applications to continue operating. 

BrickStor can replace or augment legacy NAS and file shares and is deployable as a physical appliance, SAN gateway, virtual appliance, ruggedized tactical edge platform, or cloud-enabled solution. It supports secure operations across edge, core, cloud, disconnected, and classified or unclassified environments, with integrations for SIEM, cross-domain, labeling, and multilevel security use cases. 

RackTop will also showcase BrickStor High-Speed Data Recorder, or BrickStor HDR, a secure, scalable recording and playback platform designed for high-throughput mission workloads such as RF, radar, SIGINT, electronic warfare, telemetry, network packet capture, video, and other sensor-intensive data streams. BrickStor HDR supports high-speed ingest and playback over Ethernet, including ultra-wideband RF signal recording, with flexible deployment from the tactical edge to the data center. It combines high-performance storage, cyber-secure NAS capabilities, encryption, access controls, end-to-end data integrity, and ruggedized or standard form factors for mission environments that require speed, portability, and data protection. 

For classified and high-threat environments, RackTop is advancing BrickStor CSfC for the NSA Commercial Solutions for Classified Data-at-Rest capability package. BrickStor CSfC is designed to provide two layers of encryption for DAR protection, using an outer hardware full-disk encryption layer and an inner software full-disk encryption layer. RackTop expects to have component listing for both layers of encryption this summer, supporting DAR 5.1 deployments and mission use cases where systems and data must be protected for secure transport, tactical operations, coalition missions, and classified data-at-rest workflows. 

Stop by RackTop’s booth to learn how cyberstorage can help DISA, DoD, and mission partners protect unstructured data, maintain operational resilience during active attacks, support high-speed mission data capture, and simplify the path to secure DAR solutions for classified environments.