Ironkey Coupons

coupons — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 07:20:48 +0000

Hello Chris,

Saw your video on the ironkey. Thanks for sharing your insight. During the video you mentioned you may have a coupon you could send. Do you have a coupon for the ironkey secure flash drive you can share?

thanks, Sam

ThinkGeek sells Ironkeys and they have usually have a monthly coupon good for $10 off:

ThinkGeek - $5 off $25 or $10 off $40 using coupon code nextorder (Posted on 4/29/11 and Expires on 12/31/11)
ThinkGeek - ThinkGeek Clearance (Posted on 9/11/08 and Expires on 12/31/15)
ThinkGeek - Whats New at Think Geek (Posted on 9/11/08 and Expires on 12/31/15)

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What’s the Most Secure USB Drive?

Chris Pirillo — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 08:56:20 +0000

What’s the Most Secure USB Drive?

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No two flash drives are built the same. This new 2GB flash drive I have has software and hardware security built right into it. When you plug it in the first time, you set up a password which will automatically encrypt everything you put on it. If gets ahold of this USB drive and tries to enter an incorrect password ten times – the data will all be erased. They won’t ever access it, unless you set an easy-to-guess password. If this sounds like something you need to protect your data, check out the IronKey.

All user data is encrypted with AES hardware encryption that has been validated to meet government FIPS requirements. Unlike software-based encryption, this “always-on” protection cannot be disabled. And since the Cryptochip generates and stores the strong, random encryption keys, the encryption routines run faster and more securely than any software-based encryption system.

No one can access files stored on your IronKey unless they authenticate with the correct password. All encryption and password verification are performed in hardware, and cannot be disabled by malware or a careless user. This eliminates the risk of compromised confidential portable data.

The IronKey does not require any software or drivers to be installed and even works on Windows XP and Vista without administrator privileges. The IronKey offers drag-and-drop encryption, “plug and play” simplicity, and intuitive encrypted backup, which helps minimize the total cost of ownership. Onboard security software cannot be tampered with or removed. Each IronKey has a unique, easy-to-read serial number, making it simple to track and inventory.

If you are in the market for something that will protect you, this is what you need. For anywhere from $80 – $300, isn’t it worth the money to save your peace of mind?

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