SecureUSB BT

The SecureUSB BT: Total Control of Your Data.

Protect your data and stop data leaks with the hardware-encrypted SecureUSB BT. This device brings revolutionary data protection and military-grade XTS-AES 256-bit encryption combined with easy-to-use wireless authentication via a mobile app. It has impenetrable FIPS 140-2 Level 3 validated security features to protect from physical harm, and the data saved to the flash drive can be wiped remotely in the event the device is lost or stolen.

Capacity	8 GB – 128 GB
Size	With sleeve – H: 56 mm W: 20 mm L: 10 mm Without sleeve – H: 55 mm W: 20 mm L: 10 mm
Weight	With sleeve: 12 grams Without sleeve: 8 grams
Data Transfer Speed	Reads up to 130 MB per second; writes up to 118 MB per second
Security Module Validation	FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Validated
Authentication method	Wireless (Bluetooth) & mobile app (Android and iOS)
Authentication mode	User authentication via mobile phone/SecureData Lock® app – iOS/Android (Touch ID, Face ID for Apple only)
Interface	USB 3.0/3.1 gen1/3.2 gen1
Data Protection	Real-time military grade XTS-AES 256-bit full-disk hardware encryption
Waterproof`	IP57 Certified (up to 1 meter)
Tamper-evident	Protected with epoxy compound to prevent physical access to the device through tampering
Brute-force defense	Erases all data after 10 consecutive, incorrect PIN entry attempts
Immune to Bad USB	Yes; firmware updates not allowed
Roles/Permissions	1 User
Read Only Mode	Yes
Inactivity Auto-lock	Predefined times between 1 and 60 minutes
Step Away Auto-lock	Drive will disappear from the File Explorer/Finder when the iOS/Android device is moved about 3 meters away from the drive for longer than 5 seconds
OS Compatibility	Microsoft, iOS, Android, Linux, Chrome, Thin Clients, Embedded Systems (no software or drivers needed)
Regulatory Approvals	FCC, CE, FIPS 140-2 Level 3
Warranty	3-year limited
Remote Management	Subscription-based service via web sold separately. (Geo-fencing, remote data wipe, time-fencing, password reset, and more)

When referring to drive capacity, one gigabyte (GB) equals one billion bytes. One terabyte (TB) equals one trillion bytes. Your computer’s operating system may use a different standard for measurement and report a lower capacity.

Product Documentation

Below is the complete documentation of SecureDrive® KP Encrypted Hard Drive.

• SecureUSB® BT Hardware Encrypted Flash Drive – Product Manual (2MB PDF)
• SecureUSB® BT Hardware Encrypted Flash Drive – Quick Start Guide (36KB PDF)
• SecureUSB® BT Hardware Encrypted Flash Drive – Datasheet (5MB PDF)
• Remote Management for BT Drives – Datasheet (5MB PDF)
• SecureData Product Line – Comparison Matrix

Frequently Asked Questions

Do my data or encryption key get passed over Bluetooth signal?

No. Bluetooth is simply the communication channel. The authentication is handled via secure server/app exchange. Neither your data nor the encryption key can be extracted by any side channel attacks or Bluetooth listener.

How do I unlock/lock the drive?

You must download the SecureData Lock® mobile app. After installing it you will be able to pair the device (make sure your Bluetooth is turned ON). Once synced, you can use the app to log in.Once you have successfully logged in you will be able to change user settings and swipe left on the device name to lock it. Once the device is locked you must log in again in order to mount the drive.

Where do I get the app?

The SecureData Lock® and SecureData Lock® RM are available to download via the Apple Store or Google Play. Type “SecureData Lock” in the search field to find and install the app on any mobile device.

Can I use my Face ID or Touch ID to unlock my device?

Yes. Using the SecureData Lock® app you can select to authenticate via Touch ID or Face ID (Apple only).

If I forget my password, does anyone have a copy or can I reset it?

No. There are absolutely no backdoors nor resets. After 10 consecutive, incorrect attempts the anti-hacking, brute-force self-defense mechanism wipes all user data and drive attributes.

If I reset my drive can I still use it or is it destroyed?

The drive will revert to factory settings, become unformatted, and the default drive name and all user data will be gone. The drive requires formatting for continued use.

If I reset my drive can SecureData get my files back?

No. Resetting the drive activates a crypto erase command which deletes then regenerates the encryption key. Once the key is gone there is absolutely no way to get it back. Even though encrypted data will be on the drive, there will not be a viable way to decrypt it.

If I lost my drive, can I reset it remotely to delete my data?