The IronKey does not need any software or driveres installed before it can be working, you simply connect your IronKey device to the computer and it will automatically run and route you to the embedded password authorization capability.  The IronKey is a scalable platform for deploying cutting edge secure enterprise applications.

The device is on a constant data encryption state, it cannot be shut off or disabled, it is encrypted with military-grade hardware encryption. Unlike software encryption, which the encryption can easily be disabled.

It has a special self destructive feature which makes it impossible for the device to be hacked into. The feature works like this, after a predetermined number of falied log in attempts, the device will immediatley lock itself and the cyrptochip will remove the encrypted data with Flash Trash Technology.

The IronKey Enterprise device can also be managed remotley and securely as it contains the public-key encryption capability.

To learn more about The IronKey Enterprise, please visit our IronKey Enterprise Section on our website. You can also read this product review by cyprotect.com in which they provide a detailed analysis of our product and its services.

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Key points:

• The encryption is hardware-based 256-bit AES validated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology  to meet the Level 3 criteria of FIPS 140-2. AES is the Advanced Encryption Standard adopted by the U.S. government.
• The IronKey goes the extra mile past the 256-bit encryption standard by using the FIPS 140-2 Level Three criteria that make it difficult to physically tamper with the IronKey, including features such its rugged metal casing and sealed internal components.
• The system is safe from malware or cold-boot attacks because the drive does not export AES encryption keys to the host PC. If anyone tries a brute-force attack based on password guesses, after 10 incorrect passwords all encrypted data is erased.

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