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Kingston Technology Corp.

Kingston Technology Corp. IKD300M/4GB 4GB USB 3.0 USB flash drive

SKU CH-822B-ANFWM MPN IKD300M/4GB

FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified USB 3.0 flash drive with 256-bit AES hardware encryption, digitally signed firmware and brute-force lockdown after 10 invalid attempts

  • USB SpecificationUSB 3.0
  • Capacity4GB
  • Security256bit AES Encryption
  • FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certification protects sensitive data
  • 256-bit AES hardware encryption secures files on the drive
  • Digitally signed firmware prevents BadUSB attacks
  • Drive locks and reformats after 10 invalid attempts
  • Managed model enables central control across thousands of drives

Secure USB 3.0 drive for regulated data

The Kingston IronKey D300 is a 4 GB USB 3.0 flash drive with 256-bit AES hardware encryption in XTS mode. It achieves FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certification and uses digitally signed firmware to prevent BadUSB attacks. Complex password policies are enforced on the device, and the drive locks down and reformats after 10 invalid attempts. Encryption and decryption occur on the drive with no trace left on the host system.

Managed model enables central control across fleets

The Managed variant requires IronKey EMS by DataLocker for cloud-based or on-premises administration. Administrators can enforce drive-specific policies such as password strength and retry limits across thousands of drives. Lost or stolen drives can be remotely disabled and lost passwords recovered without physical access. This architecture suits organisations that must demonstrate compliance and maintain audit trails for every device in deployment.

Replaces unencrypted or software-encrypted drives

The jump is worth it when regulatory mandates require FIPS 140-2 Level 3 validation and hardware-based key management. It supersedes standard USB sticks that rely on host-based encryption or lack brute-force protection. Buyers who need larger capacities or non-managed operation should consider other models in the IronKey range.

Highlights

  • FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certification protects sensitive data
  • 256-bit AES hardware encryption secures files on the drive
  • Digitally signed firmware prevents BadUSB attacks
  • Drive locks and reformats after 10 invalid attempts
  • Managed model enables central control across thousands of drives

Specifications

BrandKingston
ModelIKD300M/4GB
USB SpecificationUSB 3.0
Capacity4GB
Security256bit AES Encryption
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size25 × 25 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

How much power does the IronKey D300 draw during all-day use?

The drive is bus-powered over USB 3.0 and draws only the standard current allowed by the port, so it adds negligible load to a laptop or desktop running continuously.

What host port and software are required to use the managed features?

A USB 3.0 Type-A port and the IronKey EMS platform by DataLocker are needed to enforce policies, remotely disable the drive or recover passwords.

Will the hardware encryption work on a PC that only has USB 2.0 ports?

Yes, the 256-bit AES encryption runs on the drive itself and is fully functional over USB 2.0, though transfer speeds will fall to USB 2.0 rates.

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