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Your hard disk is where you
store virtually all of your data. Keeping this information secure in case
you lose your notebook, or it is stolen, is a vital part of everyday
commercial practice. is available in
versions to suit the single user, small to medium corporate users and large
global enterprise users.
Security systems should
work with the user - not against them. -the has been designed to be extremely simple to use.
Many methods of securing
confidential information have surfaced over the last few years but most, if
not all, become more difficult to use and implement as the levels of
security required get higher and higher. The design goal of the
is to
offer very high levels of security and encryption but with an ease of use
that would make the implementation of the security system painless.
adopts a very simple but very secure solution based on
'two-factor security'
The uses a two-factor approach
employing something a user knows - a 4-digit PIN Code and something a user
has - a USB key. Both of these must be used in combination to access the
protected information.
By requiring all users to
be in possession of a valid USB
token and the correct user PIN code, before any access is granted to the
Secure Disk, we ensure that only
properly authorised and authenticated users can see and work with your
information. Many methods of securing confidential information have surfaced
over the last few years but most, if not all, become more difficult to use
and implement as the levels of security required get higher and higher. The
design goal of the system is to offer very high levels of security and
encryption but with an ease of use that would make the implementation of the
security system painless.
To achieve this goal
implements hardware based
authentication using a token policy and a personal administration programme.
By only allowing the authenticated user access to the encryption and
decryption capabilities of KeyDrive it is virtually impossible for any third
party not in possession of a valid authentication device (USB token) to gain
unauthorised access to the secured information.
manages all access to the encryption and decryption
capabilities via the authentication device. A user must be in possession of
the authentication device and have been properly authenticated to the device
by supplying a user PIN number established by the user during the initial
administration set-up.
Without a valid key and
proper authentication it is not possible to access the information protected
by .
Advanced Encryption System consists of three discrete
elements?
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A solid-state
authentication device, which securely stores the user's access control
information and location details of the encrypted data.
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A software client which
resides on the user's PC or notebook and which cannot be activated
unless a valid authentication device is in place and the user has
properly authenticated to the device.
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A simple Administrator
routine, which allows the user to personalize his or her options into the
authentication device.
Use on your Notebook and your Desktop. Wherever you are
will be working to protect you.
supports Windows 98/ME/2000 and XP.
provides powerful encryption
services and data protection for users on the move, at home or in the
office. This member of the is
for single users and small corporates who do not need the additional
features of .
Installation takes less
than five minutes. Your new
secure volume is created for you automatically - That's all there is to it.
is now ready to begin protecting
your data.
supports volumes of up to 2000 MBytes (2GB) and allows
use of the device on more than one
PC. In this way you can create a
volume at the office and have an identical volume at home to protect your
data at both locations.
Use on your Notebook and your Desktop. Wherever you are
will be working to protect you.
Normal use of
is identical for the stand alove
version and for and couldn't
be easier.
At the start of the
day/session just plug the key into a USB connection on the protected PC or
laptop and they will be prompted to enter their PIN number, just like using
their cash card. When they've finished their session, close the files and
applications pull out their token and the encrypted drive is secure and
invisible - in fact if you now go to Explorer you can't even see it.
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your a USB port
and enter your PIN - your
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and it is and
Simple as that!!
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Plug the token into a
USB connection on your computer and you will be prompted for a PIN No.
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This login information
is verified and if correct, access is granted to your secure drive on
your computer or network
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If the token is removed
from the USB port or an invalid PIN code is entered, access is denied.
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Any application saved to
the secure drive area will automatically have its data encrypted and
is decrypted when loaded back into the application.
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creates an additional drive on the hard disk - let's
call this the S:\ drive. This drive is , and can only be accessed when you plug in the
special USB token into a USB port on the laptop and enter a PIN number
chosen by and known only to you.
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With the token in place
the drive is mounted and is visible. Files can be read, saved, copied
and deleted to and from as if it were a normal drive.
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Take the key out of the
USB port-and it disappears. The S:\ drive is dismounted and reverts to
its hidden state. It is removed from the drive list in Explorer and is
both and
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If you lose your key or
forget your PIN, YOU can recover your data but no one else can.
All data stored on the All
data stored in a secure volume,
whether locally or on a network drive is encrypted when en route to and from
the application using the secure KeyDrive volume - it is automatically,
transparently and in real-time encrypted or de-crypted when used by the
application.
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