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IronKey reveals new, ultra-secure D200 USB flash drives

Another bad designIf I can lose the cap and damage the connector, it's not secure. Why would anybody make a flash drive with a separate cap any more? I'll continue to wait for a secure drive with a good physical design that operates reliably with NO software installation on host...

Tags: Flash memory, IronKey, D200 USB flash drive, USB flash drive

Discussion threads 2009-11-04

IronKey reveals new, ultra-secure D200 USB flash drives

IronKey, the self-proclaimed "maker of the world's most secure flash drive," unveiled their new D200 USB flash drive this morning. by Rachel King

Tags: USB Flash Drive, Maker, IronKey, Flash Memory, Rachel King

Blog posts 2009-11-04

IronKey unveils enterprise USB flash drive with crypto, self-destruct security

IronKey unveils enterprise USB flash drive with crypto, self-destruct securityI'd love to have onebut $199 for 8 Gb???? :(RE: IronKey unveils enterprise USB flash drive with crypto, self-destruct securityToo bad my files aren't nearly as impressive as that key would make them look. Still, for the enterprising wanna-be-spy, this...

Tags: Flash memory, UNIX, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, IronKey, Linux, USB flash drive, security

Discussion threads 2009-07-13

IronKey unveils enterprise USB flash drive with crypto, self-destruct security

IronKey, maker of the "world's most secure flash drive," on Monday announced the launch of its S200 device for government and enterprise customers, featuring hardened physical security, the latest Cryptochip technology, active anti-malware and enhanced management capabilities. It's the "first and only USB...

Tags: Enterprise Management, Physical Security, USB Flash Drive, IronKey, Management Capability, IronKey S200, Flash Memory, Security, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-07-13

Active Anti-Malware Protection: Self-Defending IronKey Flash Drives Stop MalWare and Viruses From Spreading to Computers and Networks

Conventional USB flash drives and other removable storage devices can allow viruses, worms and other malicious code to penetrate the IT system. Only IronKey - with unique end-to-end security that extends from the Cryptochip to firmware to services - is able to deliver a complete range of anti-malware controls down...

Tags: Removable Storage, Network, Malware, Virus, Computer, IronKey, Cyberthreats, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Security, Flash Memory, Viruses And Worms

White papers 2009-01-30

The Perils of Using the Wrong Approach to USB Flash Drive Security: Only Hardware Ensures That Data Stays in and Malware Stays Out

A seemingly endless string of headlines trumpeting high-profile data breaches has helped to make organizations aware of the risk of data loss inherent in portable storage devices. In addition to the obvious requirement to secure the intellectual property and competitive business information stored on these devices, enterprises need to shelter...

Tags: Malware, USB Flash Drive, Hardware, USB, IronKey, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Cyberthreats, Viruses And Worms, Security

White papers 2008-01-09

Enterprise Security and Management of Portable Data Storage Devices

The security experts at IronKey have gone to extreme lengths to ensure that the IronKey: Enterprise Edition meets the common security, deployment, and usability/maintenance needs of IT managers demand, while maintaining the overall security of the IronKey enterprise services at the same unmatched level as the IronKey hardware. Enterprise security...

Tags: Enterprise Security, Data Storage, Storage, IronKey, Enterprise Security Manager, Security

White papers 2007-10-01

Additional Resources

Dead-Finger Tech: Apple MacBook Pro (13-inch unibody, 2009)

When it comes to "dead-finger tech" -- that is, technology that's so integral to your life that you'd have to pry it from your cold, dead fingers -- the choice for me is clear: the 13-inch Apple MacBook Pro. ...

Tags: Apple MacBook, Apple Inc., Laptop Computer, Apple MacBook Pro, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-07-30

Dead-Finger Tech: My three "must have" bits of tech!

Dead-Finger Tech: My three "must have" bits of tech!KeyPass is better than PasswordSafeIf you like PasswordSafe try KeyPass. It is much, much better (yes, I have used both.) You can also carry in on you USB:http://keepass.info/I'd love an IronkeyIf only I had information worth protecting :-(RE: Dead-Finger Tech: My...

Tags: Linux, KeyPass, Dead-Finger Tech, PasswordSafe, Password Safe, RoboForm, KeePass, password

Discussion threads 2009-07-29

News to know: Office 2010; Dell; Moon tech; Apple; Software buyer's bill of rights

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Ed Bott: Office 2010 makes splashy debut Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft to deliver tech preview build of Office 2010...

Tags: Dell Computer Corp., Apple Inc., Digital Camera, Microsoft Corp., Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, Microsoft Windows 7, Digital Cameras, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Windows, Digital Photography, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Office Suites, Software, Operating Systems, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-07-14

Gmail outage not a cloud deal-breaker

Gmail outage not a cloud deal-breakeryour right I personally was not affected but the few people I knew that were did't look at it as a bad thing they took the time to get cought up and get prepared for the bombardment they would get laterRE: Gmail outage not a...

Tags: E-mail providers, cloud computing, Google Gmail, Gmail outage, outage, e-mail

Discussion threads 2009-02-24

Your every day carry (EDC) gear

What tool, equipment and accessories can you not live without? Here's a look at some of my every day carry EDC gear. Nokia E71 Put simply, the Nokia E71 is the best cellphone I've ever owned (which is interesting because my previous favorite was...

Tags: Apple iPod, Nokia Corp., Apple iPod Touch, SureFire E2D LED, Engineering, Digital Music, Digital Media, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

Blog posts 2009-01-27

Putting together a portable office - MKII

Putting together a portable office - MKII"Most Popular" isn't always "Best"I know a lot of people who "live" off of their thumb drives. I do it quite a bit myself.After much experimentation, though, I've concluded that a little extra effort is well-rewarded regarding portable software.Take a look at Italian-based WinPenPack....

Tags: portable office, MKII

Discussion threads 2008-03-17

Encrypted USB flash drives

Encrypted USB flash drivesKingston's drive together with Safend's port protectioncombining Kingston's DTE Provacy with Port Protection solution, such as Safend's Protector, make sure that employees can only use encrypted drives, and when they plug in a 20$ drive they purchased at Staples - it just won't work. both these products...

Tags: Storage area networks (SAN), USB flash drive, SAN, storage, Kingston

Discussion threads 2006-06-12