Ironkey is really simple and easy to use; in addition to that it is the most secure flash drive in the world. Its many features make it particularly useful and a valuable thing to own and use.

It is a really powerful device, the exterior design and material is made of metal rather than plastic. The security is managed by the hardware and provides self destruction ability if hackers try to hack into your flash drive. It has level 2 FIPS certification which meets military standards for security. It is also waterproof, shock and knock resistant, and can work under extreme pressure.

It also offers a secure browsing feature, you can create a user account at my.ironkey.com if you want to browse the internet securely or even use it to save your password and user IDs for later use.

It can also save the online forms that you fill in, which will help you to re-fill forms automatically when you try to visit other sites.

For more information, read this product review at pcmag.com to see the benefits of using Ironkey.

Also, you can visit our Ironkey Personal section on our website to choose from our full range.

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IronKey transfers and reads data faster than a normal flash drive, it can transfer data at speeds of 31Mb/second, and read data at 18Mb/second. IronKey comes in many different capacities. IronKey is widely known as the world’s best performing flash drive. IronKey supports and is compatible with many different languages.

It is compatible with many operating systems, including Windows & Mac. Check out our IronKey products and choose from either Personal, Basic, or Enterprise.

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Please note the devices have been rebranded as D250 & S250.

The D250 replaces the D200 & the S250 replaces the S200. They are the same device otherwise.

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“If you feel better keeping your password safe and sound on your own PCs, I recommend (..) IronKey Personal”

You can read more over at zdnet.com

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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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Here are some handy hints to ensure that you aren’t the cause of your own IronKey self destructing:

• store the password in your personal account on my.ironkey.com
• securely backup your IronKey files on your PC, note though that if you lose your IronKey, you need to have another IronKey in order to access this data.

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The review is of a Personal 1GB, the smallest available storage for this device, the IronKey Personal is also available with storage space up to 32GB.  It covers key areas including the Verisign Identity Protection capabilities, AES CBC-mode encryption for the hardware, use of the lost passwords authorisation feature (provided the device is activated online).

The secure backup drive is also discussed in detail, in which the data from the device is transferred to an encrypted archive located on a local computer or network share, copying all the the secure files and private data which is marked ‘hidden’ on Windows computers.

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