USB flash drives provide significant data storage capacity in a small, portable package. Utilized by the United States military to store top secret data, and by businesses and organizations to record and transfer sensitive data, USB flash drives are small enough to fit in your pocket, making them easy to lose and easier to steal and corrupt, potentially without anyone's knowledge.
The KeyArmor™ USB flash drive provides unparalleled data security and virus protection in a tamper-resistant shell; its encryption and authentication technology on the inside makes its stored data virtually impenetrable to unwanted viewers. KeyArmor™ utilizes Mobile Armor's secure PolicyServer™ central management and reporting system which allows an organization to control and monitor the KeyArmor™ device, and when necessary, remotely erase its drive.
- Unparalled data security
- Easy-to-use
- Robust set of password authentication methods
- Centralized administration
- Waterproof, tamper and shock resistant
- Remotely erase drive
- Microsoft® Windows XP Professional SP2
- Microsoft® Windows XP Tablet PC Edition
- Microsoft® Windows Vista SP1
- Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0 SP1 installed
News Alert: What is the problem with the SanDisk USB application vulnerability and how is KeyArmor different?
The SanDisk, Kingston or Verbatim vulnerability announced in December 2009 does not affect the Mobile Armor KeyArmor devices.
Data stored on KeyArmor devices is secure. The problem was in the SanDisk access control application running on the host and
not the SanDisk hardware which is FIPS 140-2 validated. The KeyArmor Access Control Application is built by Mobile Armor
security experts and KeyArmor completely replaces the SanDisk application and encrypts the hardware encryption key with a
KeyArmor device-unique encryption key. Because the Mobile Armor application is used for accessing the secure partition,
data stored on KeyArmor devices (both from SanDisk as well as IronKey) is secure.
