Kingston Technology Ironkey S1000 - USB 3.0 128GB

WIN THE DATA SECURITY COMPLIANCE BATTLE At a time when ever-larger data breaches generate headlines – not to mention fines, loss of revenue and other real costs – locking down the sensitive information mobile workers carry with them is no longer just an IT concern. Today, it’s a business imperative. Yet for many enterprises and government agencies, the task of securing mobile data seems like a never-ending battle to comply with a lengthening list of regulations and standards: FIPS, GLBA, HIPAA, HITECH, PCI and more. How can organizations with mobile workforces reduce their own risk of data loss while staying ahead of compliance mandates? FASTER AND MORE SECURE MOBILITY Now there’s the IronKey S1000 USB 3.0 flash drive – a faster and even more secure solution for safeguarding sensitive data no matter where your employees carry it. Unlike competing drives that force users to sacrifice performance for top-level security, IronKey S1000 helps you win the compliance battle by providing extra layers of encryption along with unparalleled data read/write speeds – all with twice the storage space of IronKey USB 2.0 drives and IronKey’s optional cloud-based or on-premises centralized management platform. HARNESS BLAZING USB 3.0 PERFORMANCE No more waiting for large data sets or files to transfer. With IronKey’s powerful on-board controller, IronKey S1000 drives achieve blazing read speeds of up to 400MB/sec. That’s as much as 2x the performance of competing USB 3.0 drives and up to 10x faster than USB 2.0 drives. LOCK IT ALL DOWN WITH ENHANCED ENCRYPTION IronKey S1000 drives enable you to meet the strictest security standards as mandated by governments, industry groups and intelligence agencies around the world. IronKey S1000 drives are FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified, and they defend your valuable content using hardware-based 256-bit AES-XTS encryption, which provides stronger protection than CBC and other block cipher modes. - Centrally manage data access and regulate drive use, and even remotely disable or destroy lost or stolen drives