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Personal S200 1G Secure Flash Drive protects data with always-on hardware-based encryption, stores and manages online passwords. Onboard Firefox for safe Web access. FIPS 140-2 Level 3 validated.
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- Personal S200 1G Secure Flash Drive protects data- Memory-sticks
- Ironkey Enterprise 8GB
- Onboard Firefox for safe Web access
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By Bob N. Johnson
We bought the S200 2G version, but thought this review would help all Ironkey buyers.
Obviously this device is not inexpensive, but if you want added security then this is the best. The key is very easy to use; because the key will self-destruct after only 10 failed attempts a password of moderate strength is all that is required. The on-board Identity Manager is a very good App, but did not transfer all of my passwords from Roboform, which I highly recommend. I installed Roboform2Go. Roboform2Go is resident on the key, it produces random passwords and has its own encryption, giving 2 layers of encryption for passwords and safenotes, another great feature. Would have given the Ironkey 5 stars if the included Identity Manager worked better.
The on-board version of Firefox is not only more secure, but with a password manager everything needed to more safely do business on the web is always available. All of this still leaves plenty of room to store sensitive financial and personal identity documents and information. And all of this is unavailable as soon as the key is locked and removed from the computer.
Finally a portable and secure password keeper, document vault, and browser.
BTW, also recommend adding the BetterPrivacy add-on to help keep the key clean. BetterPrivacy removes LSO's (Local Shared Objects); LSO's are very similar to cookies, but are not removed by Firefox.
From Wikipedia:
"LSOs can be used by web sites to collect information on how people navigate those web sites even if people believe they've restricted the data collection.[4] More than half of the internet's top websites use LSOs to track users and store information about them.[5] There is relatively little public awareness of LSOs, and they can usually not be deleted by the cookie privacy controls in a web browser.[5] This may lead a web user to believe a computer is cleared of tracking objects, when it is not.[5]"
By W. Roberts (IL)
I could not ask for better. Read the product description. If it is in there, that is exactly how it performs. I was pleasantly surprise as well, that it reads and writes faster than any of my other non-encrypted flash drives.
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