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Neil J. Rubenking of PCMag.com explains it as:

“A hacker armed with your bank account password can steal your money, but a hacker who just gets your ATM card PIN can’t withdraw a stack of twenties. Why? He doesn’t have the card itself. To get money from the ATM, you must have the card and know the PIN. This combination of “something you have” and “something you know” is a form of two-factor authentication.”

IronKey devices follow the same principle. To access the drive you need two things, the physical drive itself and the password. If you only have one of the two then you’re out of luck, you can’t access the data.

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The IronKey support section provides a step by step guide to this process. You can read the guide here – https://support.ironkey.com/article/289

We recommend using the knowledgebase resource if you have any questions about the IronKey device, there is plenty of quality information. Check it out here.

We’re also here to help, so if you have any queries at all please contact us via our enquiry page.

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The replacement models for these devices are the D200 versions.

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“Today we’re seeing about 55,000 new unique malware samples per day,” says Andreas Marx.”

That’s 2292 new pieces of malware per hour, 38 per minute or more than one new virus every two seconds, says Marx, making it impossible for anti-virus providers to send out new malware signature updates.

The total malware count today is just south of 80 million, according to AV-TEST.

You can read more over at stuff.co.nz

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Arthur Wong, CEO of IronKey said,

“We are very proud to receive this recognition from SC Magazine and their panel of experts.”

“We solidified our leadership in online banking security in 2011 by combining multiple layers of security into a single solution and winning at least one new banking customer every week. Now we are taking our expertise into the enterprise sector, helping every enterprise secure access to public and private clouds.”

You can read more over at ironkey.com

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Due to the abundance of vulnerable computers, Gartner, a technology research field estimates that online criminals have stolen in excess of 3 billion dollars from banks, municipalities & businesses.

You can read more over at information-management.com

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