SAMSUNG MUF-64DA/AM 64GB USB 3.1 Type C USB flash drive
- 64 GB
- USB 3.1
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Hardware-encrypted 16 GB USB flash drive with 256-bit AES XTS protection
The Apricorn ASK3Z-16GB provides 16 GB of hardware-encrypted flash storage with 256-bit AES XTS protection. Data is secured automatically without requiring software installation on the host device. It suits professionals who must move sensitive files between systems while meeting strict compliance requirements.
Replacing a standard USB stick removes the risk of data exposure if the drive is lost or stolen. The jump is worth it when regulatory policies or corporate mandates require hardware-based encryption and software-free operation across multiple operating systems.
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The drive plugs into any standard USB Type-A port; no adapter or special bracket is required for the 16 GB model.
You must create a personal PIN on the built-in keypad before the drive will unlock and appear to the operating system.
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