A static MAC address table stores MAC addresses and their corresponding ports permanently. After a device is reset, an interface card is hot-swapped, or an interface card is reset, the saved entries are not lost, which means that statement A is true. Each static MAC address entry can be bound only to one outbound interface because the binding is unique to maintain proper routing within the network, making statement C true as well. Statement B is incorrect because it is about blocking packets which is unrelated to the primary purpose of maintaining a permanent address binding. Statement D is also incorrect because checking data forwarding involves dynamic behavior, which is not the primary function of a static MAC address table.