[FDE] IronKey fully encrypted USB Flash Drive.

[Dennis Kezer]

Looks interesting, but I notice they say "FIPS Compliant" rather than "FIPS
Validated."  This means lack the money to go through the validation process,
lack the confidence they could pass the validation process, or the person
who designed their web page did not know the difference.  Lacking a
validated implementation of AES means they can't be used to protect
sensitive federal government data.

Dennis Kezer

-----Original Message-----
From: fde-bounces at www.xml-dev.com [mailto:fde-bounces at www.xml-dev.com] On
Behalf Of Ciolfi Laurence (Larry) CONT NPRI
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 3:06 PM
To: 'fde at www.xml-dev.com'
Subject: [FDE] IronKey fully encrypted USB Flash Drive.

Is anyone familiar with the IronKey company (www.ironkey.com) or their
product?  Looks like they have a 100% encrypted USB flash drive with
on-board encryption.  I don't know if this is off-topic for this discussion,
but it seemed appropriate.  I am researching this type of device now and
would appreciate anyone's input.

Thanks,
Larry C.


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