Performance
| Capacity |
4 GB |
| Password protection |
Y |
| USB connector |
Type-A |
Encrypted USB Zero-Footprint Non-BIO USB flash drive 4 GB
Everyday, employees are walking out of their offices, unaware of how insecure their portable devices are. USB sticks, due to their small size and portability, are great for storage but a security nightmare. They can easily be lost or even used for corporate espionage.
By using McAfee Encrypted USB storage devices, you are assured that the information copied and transported onto these devices is safe and can only be read by the authorized persons.
McAfee Encrypted USB devices are secure, portable storage devices that incorporate built-in user access control and strong data encryption, ensuring that sensitive data remains secure wherever it travels. Data is encrypted "on-the-fly" with virtually no performance loss or special training required by the end user. It also provides personal and corporate credentials protection and validation, ensuring that identities remain secure.
Deploying and managing portable storage devices across an enterprise can be extremely complex and expensive for an organization. Centralized management enables corporations to overcome these challenges by making it easy to deploy and manage McAfee Encrypted USB devices on an enterprisewide scale, with virtually no impact on your existing IT infrastructure. Any number of users can be effectively managed, controlled, and bound to the corporate user from Microsoft Active Directory. The result is maximum protection over your organization's assets with a low total cost of ownership.
McAfee Encrypted USB supports your compliance efforts. Security policies are enforced on the end user, ensuring that data stored on the device is protected if lost or stolen. Your organization can also prove that the device was encrypted using extensive auditing capabilities and existing reporting tools. Users who forget their passwords or lose their ability to access data via the biometric authentication are recovered and given access to their device using a challenge-response mechanism.
