Vme2000 usb token

VME2000 USB Token

The USB Token is a hardware device that plugs into a USB port (or a USB cable) on a laptop or PC. It can be used instead of a pass phrase (also known as a “key”) to gain access to a computer that is protected with VME2000 CipherLock.

As you’ll see, it’s a great tool for selling VME CipherLock because it adds value and security to the program and because it adds a dramatic (and cool) visual dimension to the sales presentation.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

It connects to the computer via the USB port.

Since the USB port on many desktop computers is hard to reach, the Token can be connected to a cable that is connected to the port.

Using the USB Token with VME2000, users don’t need to

• Remember a key

• Write down a key and ‘hide it’ in their desk

• Waste time retrieving keys from security officers

• Users should never write down their keys, but if they don’t, they tend to forget them.

• With a VME2000 USB Token, there are no keys to forget!

• Good data security policy dictates that keys need to be changed, distributed and memorized every few months.

• By contrast, users need never change USB Tokens.

Security is greatly increased if users don’t leave keys written down, waiting for anyone to steal.

MALICIOUS CODE

• Programs that hackers hide on computers.

• These programs can RECORD KEYSTROKES and send them to the hacker through the Internet.

• When a user types in his key, the hacker receives it in real time.

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• Often through the ‘cute’ useless attachments that friends send each other through email.

• You can prohibit users from opening such attachments, but you can’t enforce that rule all of the time!

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