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Cyber

IronKey Looks To Deter Cyber Thieves With New Product For Banks

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Thursday, March 25th, 2010

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By Geoff Fein With the ever increasing cyber threat to banking and financial information, one California company is developing a solution to protect data and ensure safe online transactions. Los Altos, Calif.-based IronKey is developing a new product for the commercial banking industry called Trusted Access for Banking, Frank Hecker, federal sales engineer for IronKey, told Defense Daily yesterday at the FOSE conference in Washington, D.C. IronKey developed a secure flash drive that it sells to both the military and…

Army

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