A new service called Silver Bullet from encrypted thumb-drive vendor IronKey will let administrators wipe out or lock the data on USB sticks in the field. Silver Bullet is a Web-based service that ...

Kingston just launched a hardware-encrypted USB drive that's more locked down than a military bunker. The company claims that its IronKey D500S is the world's first USB flash drive to be validated for ...

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The Kingston IronKey Locker+50 G2 offers a high level of data security and several unique features to deter hackers.

This isn't the first time we've seen one of IronKey's encrypted USB thumb drives 'round these parts, but if you're an enterprise user, government contractor, or some sort of renegade corporate spy you ...

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Alphanumeric Keypad for PIN Access FIPS 140-3 Level 3 (Pending) Certified OS- and Device-Independent Multi-PIN Option (Admin and User) The IronKey™ Keypad 200 is built with robust protection and ...

How many hardware manufacturers post YouTube videos showing their products being crushed by trucks or soaked through multiple washing machine cycles? Billed as "the ...

The IronKey Personal S200 is possibly the slickest combination of software- and hardware-based security in the flash drive market. Though you log on via software, the S200 uses hardware encryption so ...

IronKey compares its Secure Flash Drive to an iPod, saying it’s a hardware, software and online service all rolled into one product. I don’t know about the iPod comparison, but from a security ...