Secure Flash Drive

Iron Key Web HOR

Data protection has been getting a lot of press lately, and for good reason. What could be worse than having all your personal information lifted by a hacker, or by someone who happens to pick up the flimsy flash drive you forgot to grab on your way out of the coffee shop?

Cue IronKey, a super-secure flash drive that uses military-grade encryption to protect files, online activity and personal identity, packaged in a waterproof, tamperproof casing.

Once in the drive, data can only be accessed through password entry and worms, viruses and malware cannot disable it. Plus, users can opt for an upgraded service which allows for anonymous web browsing via a portable version of Firexfox maintained on the drive.

IronKey is surprisingly simple to use; like other, less secure flash drives, it utilizes drag-and-drop and plug and play technologies – and starts at $79.

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