Overview
SecureUSB KP

SecureUSB KP

Hardware-Encrypted USB Flash Drive with Keypad 

Physical Security for Digital Data with the SecureUSB KP.

Physical Security for Digital Data with the SecureUSB KP.

Protect digital files and prevent data leaks with the portable SecureUSB KP. The device is hardware-encrypted and FIPS-validated. It is unlocked when a user enters the PIN via the onboard keypad. The keypad itself is wear-resistant to prevent unauthorized persons from seeing commonly used numbers.

In addition to physical security, this flash drive has brute-force anti-hacking technology. This feature erases the data on the device after 10 consecutive failed PIN entries. The device itself is IP57 dust- and water-resistant, and is OS-independent for use across any device with a USB port.

USB flash drive with extra security features:

USB flash drive with extra security features:

  • FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Validated: Certificate #3522
  • Red Dot 2019 Award Winner
  • IP57 Certified: dust- and water-resistant (up to 1 meter)
  • Works on any device with a USB port
  • Hardware encryption: XTS-AES 256-bit
  • Interior parts covered in epoxy to prevent media removal from hackers
  • Alphanumeric keypad for user authentication (7 to 15-digit PIN)
  • Admin/user modes
  • Read Only mode
  • Inactivity auto-lock
  • Preloaded with DriveSecurity ESET Antivirus (1-year license included)
  • Built-in battery for convenient pre-plug PIN entry

How do I unlock/lock the flash drive?

Press the Key button and enter your user PIN, followed by the Key button again. To lock, disconnect the drive or press and hold the Key button for 2 seconds.

Can I use it without a PIN?

No. The SecureUSB KP is a sophisticated, hardware-encrypted drive that must have a PIN to operate.

How quickly can I purge the data?

Press 7 + Key, then enter 999, then press 7 + Key. All user data and drive formatting will be immediately reset beyond recovery.

If I forget my user password, does anyone have a copy or can I reset it?

If the Admin password was set up, the drive can be unlocked with Admin PIN. If no Admin PIN exists or it is not available, then there are no backdoors or resets. After 10 consecutive incorrect attempts, the brute-force anti-hacking mechanism wipes all user data and drive attributes.

Why should I set up Admin PIN?

The key advantage is that in case the user PIN is entered incorrectly 10 consecutive times, the anti-hacking mechanism wipes the user PIN attributes but leaves the user data intact so that no more attempts to unlock via User mode can be completed. An Admin PIN can unlock the drive without data loss.

Does Admin mode and User mode see different files?

No. Admin mode and User mode view identical contents. Admin mode can override User settings such as Read Only and Auto-lock.

If I reset my flash drive, can SecureData get my files back?

No. Resetting the flash drive activates a crypto erase command that deletes and then regenerates the encryption key. Once the key is gone, there is absolutely no way to get it back. Even though there will be encrypted data on the flash drive, there is no viable way to decrypt it

If I lose my flash drive, can I reset it remotely to delete my data?

No. Since the SecureUSB KP does not use our Remote Management system, there is no way to reset it remotely. Rest assured if the drive is lost or stolen without the user PIN, after 10 consecutive incorrect attempts the anti-hacking mechanism will be triggered and wipe out all user data. (Remote Management options are available on any SecureUSB BT)

Capacity
Capacity 8 GB – 64 GB
Size
With sleeve - H: 78 mm W: 20 mm L: 10 mm
Without sleeve - H: 65 mm W: 20 mm L: 10 mm
Weight (Grams)
With sleeve: 22 grams
Without sleeve: 14 grams
Data Transfer Speed Reads up to 152 MB per second; writes up to 118 MB per second
Keypad Wear-resistant keypad
Security Module Validation FIPS 140-2 Level-3 Validated
Authentication method User authentication via onboard keypad
Interface USB 3.0/3.1 gen1/3.2 gen1
Data Protection Real-time military grade XTS-AES 256-bit full-disk hardware encryption
Waterproof IP57 Certified (up to 1 meter)
Tamper-evident Protected with epoxy compound to prevent physical access to the device through tampering
Brute-force defense Erases all data after 10 consecutive incorrect PIN entry attempts
Immune to Bad USB Yes; firmware updates not allowed
Roles/Permissions 1 Admin / 1 user
Read Only Mode Yes
Inactivity Auto-lock Predefined times between 1 and 60 minutes
OS Compatibility Microsoft Windows, macOS, Android, Linux, Chrome, Thin Clients, VMWare, Citrix Embedded Systems (no software or drivers needed)
Regulatory Approvals FCC, CE
Warranty 3-year limited
Certifications

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)

Healthcare entities must safeguard Protected Health Information (PHI) that is currently stored in their internal databases, computer systems, and shared with other healthcare providers. If this information becomes lost or stolen, a patient’s entire medical history along with their personal data can fall into the hands of a hacker or other malicious person, who will sell it on the dark web or use it for their own purposes.

PII (Personally Identifiable Information)

Organizations of all sizes gather and transport Personally Identifiable Information (PII), inside database files, documents, marketing material, computer code and customer lists which if lost, compromised, or disclosed without authorization, could result in substantial harm, embarrassment, inconvenience, or unfairness to an individual, institution or a company.

GDPR Protection

By storing any data that leaves your secure network on a SECUREDATA Hardware Encrypted Drives rest assured that it is protected with Military Grade AES-256Bit XTS Encryption and a brute force anti-hacking mechanism which will fully wipe the user data after ten consecutive incorrect pin entry attempts.

CMMC Level 3 Clearance (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification)

Getting a CMMC Level 3 certification requires an audit to ensure your written policies and system architecture meet NIST and DFARS standards and are compliant with current government information security standards. Compliance fits within 17 domains.

TAA (Trade Agreement Act)

SecureData verifies that its FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Validated Encrypted USB devices: (1) originate from the U.S.A. under the “substantial transformation” rule of the Trade Agreements Act (TAA), 19 U.S.C. § 2518(4)(B); and (2) are in full compliance with the TAA.