Left your tablet in the cab? With enough time and the right skills, someone could access that data, even if it's password-protected. You could try keep all your data on Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive or a similar cloud storage service, but many companies don't feel that public clouds are secure enough to store crucial data. That's why some users (and companies) turn to USB drives.
But what happens if the drive itself gets lost or stolen? Nothing, if it's an Aegis Secure Key 3.0. This military-grade USB drive incorporates a 10-digit alphanumeric keypad and FIPS 140-2 Level 3 cryptography -- meaning that, unless the user enters the correct code, ain't nobody getting that data.
The code can be 7 to 16 digits long, and because the Aegis Secure Key gets unlocked before you even insert it, there's no risk from hardware- or software-based key loggers. Once inserted, it requires no drivers or special software, and it can be programmed to lock upon removal or after set period of inactivity.
The Secure Key starts at $199 for 30GB. It's also available in 60GB ($229), 120GB ($269) and 240GB ($369) capacities.
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