Fairly standard but the security on the memory drive is what this is all about.Īccording to Kingston, it uses 256-bit AES-XTS for encryption and the D300S is FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified, meaning it's been formally validated by the US government and NATO for effectiveness as a piece of cryptographic hardware. It's a USB 3.1 drive and ranges from 4GB to 128GB configurations with up to 250MB/s read and 85MB/s write speeds. Think of this as a memory drive for those working in architecture, military and corporate companies handling schematics. The IronKey D300S was designed as a portable storage solution for sensitive data. Plugging in the Ironkey loads up a a “CD” image and requires an encryption password to see the files inside.
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