IronKey Launched the D200 High-Security Flash Drive

Posted by Sierra Monica B. in Security, Technology on 11 3rd, 2009 | no responses

Ever wondered what’s the world’s most secure flash drive? Well, it seems that it comes from IronKey and it’s called S200. It features AES 256-bit hardware-based encryption and passed the FIPS 140-2 standard Security Level 3 tests in addition to being rugged.
Other features include AutoRun protection against worms, a read-only mode, Trusted Network restriction, optional antivirus scanning, remote management, 27MB/s reading speed, 24MB/s writing speed, and up to 16GB storage capacity.

While S200 was designed for portable applications and daily tasks, the new IronKey D200 high-end flash drive offers increased protection for mobile workers who need to rely on a large storage capacity.
IronKey D200 is rugged and features AES 256-bit hardware encryption in the CBC mode, the Security level 3 FIS 140-2 design, AutoRun protection, the read-only mode, Trusted Network restriction, optional anti-malware scanner, remote management software, and, like the S200, up to 16GB capacity on the dual-channel MLC Flash.
It supports up to 25MB/s reading speeds and up to 17MB/s writing speeds and measures 75 x 19 x 9 mm at 0.9oz.

“As mobile devices become more ubiquitous, it is imperative for enterprise organizations to be able to track, manage, maintain and update the USB drives in use in the organization,” said David Jevans, CEO at IronKey. “Many of our large government and enterprise customers require the ability to update and upgrade devices in the field. The addition of the D200 devices to the IronKey line provides this functionality and allows us to offer more management and more choices without ever compromising on security.”