
DataTraveler
2000 drives are designed for global security IT professionals, small-to-medium
businesses and corporate end users who require data protection
in a USB. As
the drives are OS independent (compatible with any device with a USB
2.0 or USB 3.1 Gen 1 port), they are easily deployable in work
environments where multiple devices and operating systems are in use. Each
drive is protected with 256-bit AES hardware-based encryption and no software
or hardware drivers are needed.
“Lower capacity drives limit the amount of data that can be copied off a network,
making it more difficult for large amounts of sensitive data to be transferred
to unauthorized parties in the event the drive gets lost or falls into the
wrong hands,”
said Kingston. “Since most data leaks are the
result of employees or others who have authorized access to an organization’s
network, the less data that can be copied, the less that can be leaked.”
DataTraveler 2000 features
an alphanumeric keypad which allows users to lock the drive with a word or
number combination for easy-to-use PIN protection. A full-drive reset (whereby
the existing data is deleted and a new password is required) occurs after 10
invalid login attempts to lessen a brute force intrusion. For additional
security, an auto-lock feature is activated when the drive is removed from the
host device even if not properly shut down before ejection.
Customer
Service Guaranteed
DataTraveler 2000, as well
as Kingston’s full line of
encrypted DataTraveler and IronKey USBs, is backed by a five-year warranty,
free technical support and legendary Kingston reliability. For more information
visit www.kingston.com.
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