Aegis Secure Key - USB 2.0 Flash Drive

Aegis Secure Key - USB 2.0 Flash Drive

FIPS 140-2 Encrypted USB Flash Key with PIN access

Quick Overview

  • FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Validated

  • Secure PIN Access

  • Military grade AES 256-bit CBC Hardware Encryption

  • OS independent – Works with Windows, Mac, Linux
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  • To unlock you Aegis Secure Key input your PIN
  • Aegis Secure Key works with any USB port
  • To lock your Aegis Secure Key simply unplug
  • Security that fits in your pocket

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How do I unlock the Aegis Secure Key if the battery is dead?

Your Aegis Secure Key has a built-in rechargeable battery. If the battery is fully discharged you can still continue to use the product by following the instructions below:

a) Connect the Aeigs Secure Key to a USB port on any computer

b) While the Key is connected to the computer, enter the User or Admin PIN to unlock the drive

c) While connected to the USB port, the internal battery will automatically charge. We recommend you keep the drive connected for approximately 1 hour to fully charge the battery

What if I forget my PIN on my Aegis Secure Key?

If you forget the User and Admin PINs, there is absolutely no way of gaining access to the data stored on the drive, there is no back doors into the drive. You will need to completely reset the Aegis Secure Key by following the directions in section 4. By resetting all data stored on the Key will be inaccessible.

When the Aegis Secure Key is reset the following occurs:

* A new encryption key is generated
* The User and Admin PIN are deleted
* All the data on the Key is no longer accessible
* A new User PIN will need to be set
* The Aegis Secure Key will need to be formatted

Aegis Secure Key brute force or hacking attempt protection

If your Aegis Secure Key has 10 convective unsuccessful attempts to unlock the brute force will activate and will completly reset the drive as follows:

* A new encryption key is generated
* The User and Admin PIN are deleted
* All the data on the Key is no longer accessible
* A new User PIN will need to be set
* The Aegis Secure Key will need to be formatted

VIDEO 1 - How do I change the default PIN?

VIDEO 2 - How to reset the Aegis Secure Key

VIDEO 3 - How to add USER PIN after resetting the drive

VIDEO 4 - How to setup an ADMIN PIN

VIDEO 5 - How to reset the USER PIN using the ADMIN PIN

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    12191 Kirkham Road
    Poway, CA 92064

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    In San Diego: 858.513.2000
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