Conseal USB applies Conseal's unique protection to USB devices such as USB sticks, memory cards and external hard disks. It allows you to take back control of your private data, even if the disk on which it's stored is no longer in your hands.

Remote self destruct
If your Consealed device is lost or stolen, you can remotely destroy the data it contains. Press a button on a website and the contents of your device will be securely wiped when next inserted.

Who's accessed your data?
View a log of who attempts to unlocks your Consealed device, including who they are and what computer they used. The log shows all access attempts and contains sufficient information for law enforcement officials to uniquely identify the computer used.

Define who can access your data
Specify the computers or network domains which can unlock your Consealed device. Also specify what times of the day it can be unlocked. Rules can be changed even when the device is out of your hands.

Safe from password guessing attempts
Even fairly complex passwords can be guessed on average within 16 minutes. Conseal's "Dual Locks" system completely secures your protected data against password guessing attempts. Consealed devices can only be unlocked with permission from a central server.

Warnings of attempted break-ins
Receive email warnings when someone tries to unlock your Consealed device, directly and uniquely identifying the user, where they are, and what computer they used.

Strong encryption
Your data is stored using super-strength 256-bit AES encryption (approved by governments to protect 'Top Secret' information).

Win7 x32, Win7 x64, WinServer, WinVista, WinVista x64, WinXP

Available USB Port

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