• Energy Efficiency: Highly efficient components, intelligent power management, consumption and cooling features, such as turning off unused Ethernet ports; power supplies are in compliance with environmental standards, including ETSI EN 300 019-1-3, Energy Star and 80 Plus efficiency.
• Lights Out/Remote Management: Proactive monitoring and alerts for power, temperature CPU usage issues and more; remote management features reduce on-site maintenance visits resulting in more cost-effective operations, and Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) 2.0-compliant for enhanced remote site communication and management.
• High Availability: Redundant and field-replaceable power supplies, fans and disks as well as the use of error-correction code (ECC) memory providing a high level of stability and reliability.

• An IP Address Management (IPAM) for Microsoft authentication enhancement which allows Infoblox IPAM administration through a less privileged Microsoft server account than a Domain Administrator. The new authentication feature allows any account with appropriate DNS and DHCP management privileges to be used.
• A CSV Import Tool which automates population of the NIOS database from a CSV formatted file. Before creating the CSV file, partners can reference the Infoblox documentation, which tells them how to associate their data fields with the structures NIOS uses to store its data. Then, when the data is imported, NIOS knows how to align the fields. The actual import is done through the Infoblox GUI.
• Rule-based DNS Redirection which enables management control of DNS lookups by filtering DNS requests and resolving them according to the rules engine policies. The polices define a condition and a corresponding action for any DNS request. The conditions are based on the Domain Name within the URL (wildcards are supported). The actions consist of the following: Pass (resolve and log), Redirect to a new location (and log), Do Not Resolve (and log)
• Domain Blacklisting: With blacklisting, the condition is simply any match against a prohibited list of Domain names. The responses are the same options as for Rule-based DNS Redirection.
• Automated Lease Garbage Collection: scheduled clean-up of used DHCP leases. Commonly used in wifi “hot-spot” environments where the number of leases are many, used for a short period of time and never reclaimed.
• The ability to Host bloxTools on a Grid member rather than on the Grid Master and allocate up to 1024 MB of memory and 4 GB of disk space to applications which enable more resource intensive applications in the bloxTools environment.
• A Roaming Hosts enhancement which allows a global definition of a Roaming Host which will consistently get the same DDNS name throughout an enterprise campus
• Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Anycast Support: adds BGP protocol support, to existing Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) DNS Anycast support.

• Dynamically adjust policies based on bandwidth usage as opposed to static policies
• Heuristic approach to identify network abusers and police them proactively
• Custom protocol signatures leveraging aFleX, the high-performance
• Layer 7 scripting tool previously only available in A10's flagship AX Series Application Delivery Controllers

• View customized PDF, HTML or XML reports of specific applications, subnets, VLANs or interfaces of interest
• Increase network visibility with packet distribution and connection-based graphs
• Design custom reports and save them to a favorites list for convenient access

• 32GB D200 IronKey Enterprise: D2-D200-S32-4FIPS     MSRP: $299 U.S. dollars
• 32GB D200 IronKey Basic: D2-D200-S32-3FIPS           MSRP: $299 U.S. dollars
• 32GB D200 IronKey Personal: D2-D200-S32-2FIPS       MSRP: $299 U.S. dollars

• AES 256-bit hardware encryption in CBC mode automatically protects files — no software to install; uses the algorithm required by DoD for storing Top Secret data
• Security Level 3 FIPS 140-2 validated tamper-resistant and tamper-evident design that includes:
• - Hardened epoxy potting compound completely encasing the chips
• - Secure key management – encryption keys are born on the device in the Cryptochip and bound to the device
• - Hard-wired encryption key self-destruct defenses and electromagnetic shielding of the Cryptochip
• Works on Windows XP, 2000, Vista, Mac OS and Linux
• Rugged, hardened device — strong one-piece aluminum case is waterproof to military specifications
• Active malware defenses —
• - AutoRun protection – secures against AutoRun worms
• - Read-Only mode – enables the device to be unlocked to read files but prevents malware on untrusted hosts from infecting the drive
• - Trusted Network restriction – prevents the drive from mounting on uncontrolled PCs
• - Optional antivirus/anti-malware scanning cleans the device in the background
• Remote management software — enterprise-class management capabilities, including remote policy enforcement, remote data destruct, secure device recovery and self-service password recovery
• Trusted supply chain — research for the IronKey architecture funded by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security; all research and development performed in the USA and boards built and drives assembled in secure facilities in the USA
• Available in high-capacity 16GB models

LOS ALTOS, Calif., Jan. 28, 2009 - IronKey, maker of the world's most secure flash drive, today announced the launch of IronKey Enterprise Server, an innovative and highly-scalable solution for managing IronKey Enterprise flash drives. IronKey Enterprise Server brings unprecedented mobile data security to enterprise and government organizations by combining the world's most secure USB flash drive with centralized management, remote administration and policy enforcement. Based on the proven IronKey hosted services architecture, IronKey Enterprise Server comprises a robust, policy-driven management environment that scales to thousands of users.
"Due to the highly sensitive and confidential information the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) deals with, we have extremely strict requirements and standards for the technology products we approve," said Kenneth D. Rogers, Chief Information Officer, Science and Technology Directorate of DHS. "We simply cannot expose our sensitive information to the risk of loss or theft, nor allow our systems to be compromised by malware. As one of the first customers of IronKey, it is the only drive we have the confidence to authorize for use in the agency. Having the USB management service available as a server enables us to retain administrative control, while remaining compliant with regulations restricting outside hardware hosting."
Identity theft, data breaches and electronic fraud are serious threats in enterprise environments. The small size and enormous storage capacity of USB storage devices compound these risks. Physical loss or theft of unprotected devices exposes intellectual property, confidential and proprietary data to unauthorized access. IronKey Enterprise Server is a software solution that provides unparalleled centralized management of these devices including data recovery, device re-provisioning, usage monitoring, policy enforcement, content updates, password resets and remote destruction.
"Hardware data encryption for USB devices is a good first step for protection, but in the enterprise environment, centralized management and tracking are also necessary in meeting audit and regulatory requirements," said John Jefferies, vice president of marketing at IronKey. "Our customers now have the choice of using the hosted service or implementing the Enterprise Server. Either way, they gain control and are able to reduce the inherent security risks and demonstrate compliance."
All IronKey Enterprise flash drives are configured for secure remote management by an administrator who establishes security policies that are downloaded onto each IronKey. Advanced management features including the exclusive IronKey Silver Bullet Service protects against data loss or tampering on lost or stolen drives by sending a remote self-destruct signal to the drive to permanently clear all data.
The IronKey Enterprise Server is currently shipping.
About IronKey
IronKey's award-winning products and services combine the world's most secure flash drive with the world's most powerful USB management software. IronKey's USB flash drives bring the power of authentication, encryption, identity management and privacy to businesses and consumers in 23 countries. IronKey's management software and associated services allow enterprises of all sizes, government agencies, the military, and other organizations to take back control of the mobile data that has been leaking out of their organizations due to the uncontrolled proliferation of USB drives. With IronKey, organizations centrally administer, remotely manage, and enforce policies on thousands of devices located anywhere in the world. Over 50 Fortune 500 companies, government agencies and military organizations that handle some of the most sensitive security information in the world trust IronKey to protect business critical data. All IronKey products are FIPS 140-2 Level 2 certified.
Founded in 2005, IronKey is privately held and based in Los Altos, CA.