Spotlight: Ironkey encrypted flash drive
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Military grade encryption
Military grade encryption
With an increasingly mobile workforce, keeping sensitive data safe and secure is becoming an evermore pressing priority. For many, the most efficient way to secure data is with encryption. And, while software-based encryption is not bad, the most effective encryption is achieved via hardware. That is where the Ironkey encrypted flash drive comes into play.
Product Spotlight: Ironkey encrypted flash driven
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Initialize
Initialize
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Create encryption key
Create encryption key
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Set up secure Web browser
Set up secure Web browser
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Activate advanced Internet features
Activate advanced Internet features
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Set up Web services
Set up Web services
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Ironkey Control Panel
Ironkey Control Panel
This is the main control panel for your Ironkey.
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Identity Management
Identity Management
Ironkey can store all of your usernames and passwords and pass that information to the right Web site automatically.
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Secure browsing
Secure browsing
The icon on the bottom right shows whether you are using the Ironkey secure browsing system or not. (Not in this case)
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Add to list
Add to list
You can add Web sites to the Identity Manager as you go or enter the information manually.
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Log me into TechRepublic
Log me into TechRepublic
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Autorun
Autorun
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Type in the password
Type in the password
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Try again
Try again
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Self destruct
Self destruct
If you fail to enter the correct password 10 times, the key will overwrite all of the stored data on the key. No more sensitive information to steal.
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Locked
Locked
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No access here
No access here
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System tray
System tray
When the drive is in a USB port, you will see this icon in the system tray.
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