They have a Windows app to go with it, which mentions “simple authentication” and “machine learning ransomware detection” So all the real work is done by regul

They have a Windows app to go with it, which mentions “simple authentication” and “machine learning ransomware detection” So all the real work is done by regular windows software, and I bet it could be adapted to work with any type of SSD too. The fancy disk drive acts as a “dongle” to enable the software. (To be fair, there are mentions of things that drive firmware actually does - it can lock out some of the disk partitions, for example, which could be useful to thwart certain kinds of kernel attacks. But it is not clear how this is different from regular SED functionality, and most ransomwares don’t attack kernel anyway)