| LOK-IT Secure Flash Drive is unique because it uses hardware authentication to access the encrypted data stored in LOK-IT.
This is a big advantage over software authentication.
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Government Level Security
Flexibility for Today’s AND Tomorrow’s Operations
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LOK-IT Secures a Variety of Government Entities
Department of Homeland Security
Customs and Border Protection has a wide variety of uses for secure flash drives, but these uses often involve devices that don’t have a keyboard and monitor. In those instances, typical encrypted flash drives cannot be used because they use software for authentication. With LOK-IT, authentication is performed using hardware via the onboard PIN-pad.
Massachusetts Office of State Auditor
The Massachusetts Office of The State Auditor chose LOK-IT as its approved encrypted flash drive and enforced the policy through rules configured within their port management solution. Massachusetts is one of the States to take the lead in passing data privacy laws to protect its citizens from the harms of a data breach.
New Hampshire State Police
The New Hampshire State Police needed to adhere to information security standards for portable data set by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. LOK-IT ensures them that any information physically in transit is completely protected.
Norwegian Security Ministry
NSM took nearly three years evaluating encrypted flash drives before they found one that met their very strict requirements for security and flexibility. The drive they found was the LOK-IT Secure Flash Drive and it is now the standard within the Norwegian government and all branches of the military.