net-security.org has reviewed the LOK-IT Secure Flash Drive. One of the key benefits of the LOK-IT drive is that it will run on any device with a USB port whilst still allowing for it’s secure features, which is noted in the review: “As the authentication process is executed on the device, LOK-IT is completely platform-independent, […]
Neil J. Rubenking of PCMag.com has reviewed the LOK-IT Secure Flash Drive. The bottom line? “With its on-board PIN pad LOK-IT offers platform-independent hardware-based secure portable storage. It uses no software or drivers. When locked it cuts all outside communication, so hackers can’t get a foothold. It’s a very good solution for securing data in […]
Robert Mann, the IT manager at Westminster Canterbury Richmond has revealed why he decided to use LOK-IT secure flash drives to protect sensitive company & customer data. “Beyond the financial strain and damage to WCR’s reputation a data breach could pose, it’s our duty to protect our customers’ data. LOK-IT helps us fulfill that duty.” […]
It’s an old article, but one worth revisiting. IronKey‘s John Jefferis runs through the benefits of using USB sticks, while also outlining the security issues that come with using USB sticks in the workplace. You can read more over at infosecurity-magazine.com For a secure USB solution, check out our range of IronKey & LOK-IT products.
Neil J. Rubenking, the Lead Security Analyst at pcmag.com has reviewed the LOK-IT Secure Flash Drive. Rubenking rated the product 4/5, saying… “Bottom Line With its on-board PIN pad LOK-IT offers platform-independent hardware-based secure portable storage. It uses no software or drivers. When locked it cuts all outside communication, so hackers can’t get a foothold. […]
Michael L Berman of scrippnews.com has shared his thoughts on the Apricorn & LOK-IT product ranges. “That little USB flash drive you carry around in your pocket or briefcase probably contains everything from personal documents to phone numbers. But what happens if you lose it or it gets stolen? It may even be password protected, […]
