MediaPack4All 12.5mm Blu-Ray Case Multi-Three Storing Capacity
- 2.4892 L x 18.2118…
- 1 Year Warranty
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IRONKEY
FIPS 140-2 Level 3 validated portable hard drive with touchscreen, hardware encryption and remote management for 1 TB of secure storage
The IronKey DL41TBFE is a 1 TB portable hard drive validated to FIPS 140-2 Level 3 with a Common Criteria EAL5+ secure microprocessor. It targets organisations that require hardware encryption and centralised fleet management through SafeConsole. A touchscreen with a randomising keypad allows PIN entry without exposing credentials to the host system. The ruggedised enclosure is designed to resist physical tampering.
This drive suits IT teams that need to enforce password policies, enable onboard antimalware and remotely lock, erase or detonate devices across thousands of endpoints. It is not suited for users who only want basic plug-and-play storage without a management console. Buyers who require solid-state speeds or a smaller physical footprint should consider alternative form factors. The feature set assumes an administrative infrastructure.
The 1 TB capacity provides ample room for encrypted backups, project archives and sensitive document libraries while maintaining full hardware encryption performance. Large-scale media libraries or multi-terabyte datasets will exceed the available space and require higher-capacity drives. The USB 3.2 interface delivers sufficient throughput for typical office workloads and encrypted file transfers. Performance scales with the host controller capabilities.
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The drive connects through a USB 3.2 port, so the host computer must provide a compatible USB 3.2 or backward-compatible USB Type-A or Type-C port for full performance.
Yes, the USB 3.2 interface is backward compatible with USB 2.0 hosts, though transfer speeds will fall to USB 2.0 rates when connected to those older ports.
The touchscreen will display the validated firmware version and show the FIPS mode indicator during startup, confirming the Level 3 validated secure microprocessor is operating as intended.
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