The drive can't be read due to the password on the vault or the none FAT format required by the security feature. We have made some previous test with an encrypted USB flash drive with password protected vault, like Kingston 4 gb DataTraveler vault privacy 3.0, and came up empty. Are those secure flash drives compatible with Cisco equipment? The manufacturer confirmed me that they should… but I was wondering if anybody had use them for that purpose? By using a foundational approach that leverages type-1 virtualization, assured through.
It is our view that our approach is the most robust and cost-effective method of delivering products that meet the demand of the Ultra-Secure Mobility market. The drive comes in six sizes ranging from 4gb to 128gb. I was wondering if anybody had experience with Apricorn Aegis Secure Key in regards to using those flash drives to input, via USB port, IOS or config file into Cisco equipment like Catalyst 2960-XR or 3650 or 3850. Aegis Secure focuses on securing the kernel, data, and network as the baseline to our approach. The Apricorn Aegis Secure Key 3NXC is a 256-bit hardware-encrypted USB 3.2 Type C Flash Drive. We are currently thinking about acquiring Apricorn Aegis Secure Key 8gb (Apricorn Aegis Secure Key 3 NX 8GB, ASK3-NX-8GB). We have to use secure USB flash drive at the office to carry files around, including if we want to transit config file for equipment.
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