Seven Storage Capacities: 2 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB, 64 GB, 128 GB.Removable Media / Fixed Disk Toggling Ability: U.S.Programmable Brute Force Protection: After a predetermined number of consecutive incorrect PIN entry attempts, the Aegis Secure Key will conclude that it is under attack by Brute Force and destroy its encryption key and PINs, rendering all data undecipherable.Data Recovery PINs: provide access to the device in the event of forgotten PINs.Two Read-Only Modes: Preserve data in its original, unaltered state while blocking malware.Lock-Override Mode: Can be programmed to remain unlocked during reboot / USB re-enumeration.Onboard Keypad: All PIN entries are performed on the device's keypad making it compatible with systems without keyboards and shares no critical security parameters with its host computer.Aegis Configurator Compatible: Create custom profiles and mass configure multiple Aegis devices at once.Forced Enrollment: No factory-preset default PINs.OS Agnostic: Compatible with PC, MAC, Linux, Android, Symbian or any mass storage compliant system with a powered USB port.Software-Free: Ready to use right out of the box no software, no drivers, no updates.256-Bit AES XTS Military-Grade Hardware Encryption: Encrypts all data on-the-fly.Additionally, all have military grade 256-bit AES XTS encryption and firmware is locked down and can't be updated or modified, defending against malware.
A full 100 percent of the authentication and encryption processes take place within the device itself and never involve software or share password or encryption data with its host computer. Unlike the other Aegis Secure Drives and Secure Keys, the 3NX and 3NXC offers a unique patented feature: fixed disk / removable media toggling.Ĭonsistent with the Apricorn line of secure drives, all passwords and commands are entered by way of the device's onboard keypad.
Like all Aegis Secure Drives and Secure Keys, the 3NX comes standard with AegisWare : Apricorn's proprietary firmware and feature set.
As the NX began to catch on, requests from companies requiring FIPS validation compelled us to obtain FIPS 140-2 level 3 validation on this device as well." "While the NX has all of the same security features as all of our other devices, it addressed the following encrypted flash key market needs: cooler operating temperatures, a wider (lower) range of storage capacities to better optimize the spend on devices, and lower price points for large corporate deployments that don't require FIPS. "Initially, the 3NX was designed as a lower cost alternative to the FIPS validated Secure Key 3z," said Kurt Markley, Apricorn's Director of Sales. The 3NX FIPS validation comes just one month behind the release of its sister product, the Secure Key 3NXC, which is the same device but replaces the traditional USB "A" connector with a USB 3.2 C-type connector the first USB C encrypted flash key to market.
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