KeyArmor™
Comprehensive Security in a USB Device
KeyArmor™ is a Physically Hardened and Fully Encrypted USB Flash Drive with Embedded Anti-Virus Software

  • USB flash drive with high speed AES 256 encryption
  • FIPS 140-2 Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 Certified
  • Built in anti-virus protection prevents malicious code and viruses from entering organization through USB drives
  • Remotely disable and wipe data on the USB drive
  • Centrally managed with extensive alerting, auditing and reporting features
  • Remote update of software or firmware while in the field

Enterprises and government agencies are tasked with enabling employee productivity through the use of technology while protecting data from the evolving threats associated with theft, cybercrime, and viruses. Strong encryption is recognized as the best line of defense against data loss from USB devices. KEYARMOR™ USB flash drives secures data with always-on hardware encryption and embedded anti-virus protection to meet regulatory compliance requirements and stringent government mandates. With KEYARMOR, administrators control how USB devices are used, who uses them, and where they are able to connect. KEYARMOR devices are centrally managed through a single console and provides robust authentication, alerting, auditing, logging, and reporting.

Features
  • Unparalled data security
  • Military-grade version and rugged-grade version available
  • Waterproof, tamper resistant and shock resistant
  • Remote administration, authentication and policy enforcement over the internet
  • Simple key recovery
System Requirements
  • Windows Vista™ (SP1)
  • Windows® XP (SP3)
  • Windows® 2000 (SP4)
  • Windows® 7
  • .Net 2.0 SP1 or Higher

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.

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