Kingston 960Gb Ironkey VP80 encrypted Exter SSD

Kingston 960Gb Ironkey VP80 encrypted Exter SSD

With the Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 80 External SSD, you'll be able to protect your important data from malware and cybersecurity threats, such as Brute Force attacks and BadUSB, thanks to XTS-AES 256-bit encryption and Dual Read-Only (Write Protect) Modes. It features a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C port for easy connectivity while the integrated touchscreen offers multiple password and PIN options. As Kingston's innovative OS-independent hardware-encrypted external solid-state drive, the IronKey Vault Privacy 80 will keep your important data safe and secure.

FIPS 197 Certified XTS-AES 256-Bit Encryption

The drive is FIPS 197 certified with XTS-AES 256-bit encryption using a Common Criteria EAL5+ (CC EAL5+) certified secure microprocessor, and is TAA compliant. The encryption helps protect against cybersecurity threats, such as brute force attacks and BadUSB. There's also Brute Force attack protection where the drive crypto-erases itself after 15 failed password attempts. The failed password attempt number can be changed between 10 to 30 attempts.

Dual Read-Only (Write-Protect) Mode Settings

Defend against cybersecurity threats from compromised systems using two levels of read-only protection. The write protection prevents malware from infected computers from affecting your data. This drive connects to a computer via its USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C port and included cable. There is also an included USB Type-C to Type-A cable for connecting to computers with only USB Type-A ports.

Unique Touchscreen

The integrated touchscreen can be set up with a multi-password option, using either a numeric PIN or passphrase. The admin can enable a user password and set up several security options. The admin can choose the maximum number of shared attempts, password length of 6-64 characters, and alphanumeric rules. Additionally, you can utilize the "space" character to make it easier to remember a passphrase as a list of words, a quote, or lyrics from a favorite song. Another option is to use the PIN pad to enter a numeric password.