The Iron Key provides the user with military style security, in fact if you lost this device a hacker attempting over ten wrong passwords and the chip inside is destroyed along with the data contained on it.
Moving data around does not get any better than this, in fact it seems that all governments and businesses should be using something like this and then all the flash drives that get lost would present so much of a problem.
Iron Key – The Bottom-Line
•Fast 30MBPS Read, 20MBPS Write
•Drive contents encrypted with AES CBC-Mode Encryption
•Onboard Iron Key Password-manager keeps all your internet passwords safe
•Secure version of Firefox included that encrypts all your web-surfing traffic
•Encased in a potted metal case, not plastic, making it one of the strongest USB keys around
•Exceeds MIL-STD-810F military waterproofing standards
•The encryption chip self-destructs if an invasive attack is detected
•If your Iron key is lost, you can restore from a secure backup to a new Iron key in minutes
•Dual channel SLC NAND Flash for high-quality and read/write speeds
•Works great in Windows XP and Windows Vista, Linux and Mac OS X. Linux and Mac support requires Windows initialization, first.
Prices range from $70 to $140
Source [Think Geek]
