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Secure Pocket Drive

Imagine a handful of Microsoft Windows® PCs in your pocket—each fully operational, self-contained, and secure against loss.

Introducing the Secure Pocket Drive from SPYRUS. Securely boot a Windows Embedded Standard environment containing your applications and data files. When you're done, remove the drive and leave nothing behind. Whether you use it or lose it, Secure Pocket Drive is secure.

  • The first licensed Windows® environment for trusted mobile computing.

  • Hardware encrypts and secures the Windows operating system, applications, profiles, and data on the drive.

  • Authenticates and validates Secure Pocket Drive integrity using on-board hardware security at boot time. If it has been tampered with, Secure Pocket Drive will not boot.

  • Includes full Suite B On Board® hardware security (ECDSA P-384, EC-DH, AES-256, SHA-384).

Secure Pocket Drive Memory Card
An entire Windows® environment that is securely protected, self-contained, and portable.

Flexible: Carry multiple OS environments for complete separation of operations

Secure: All sectors are protected using hardware-based XTS-AES 256-bit encryption

Cost Effective: Uses commodity microSD cards that can be swapped out in models with removable memory

  • Designed, developed, and manufactured in the USA
  • FIPS 140-2 Level 2 and Level 3 configurations available
  • Zero footprint on host PC
  • Malware protection
  • Sophisticated self-destruction mechanisms
  • Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) application support for encrypted email, Web authentication, and VPN authentication
  • Credentials can be saved on the Secure Pocket Drive or in combination with government-issued ID smart cards
  • Computer BIOS must support booting from a USB drive
  • Minimum 512 MB RAM required
Secure Pocket Drive Memory Card
 Competing drives use a virtualized environment requiring two operating systems that leads to additional overhead and a larger attack surface. This approach is noticeably slower and possibly less secure.



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