The Kanguru Defender 3000 has Achieved FIPS 140-3, Level 3 Certification, Making It an Excellent Choice for Today's Complex Data Security Environments

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Kanguru Security Software Defender Anti-Virus Subscription

From $7.95 USD

Kanguru Defender Endpoint Protection Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware Subscription

Kanguru Defender 3000 secure, FIPS 140-2 Level 3, SuperSpeed hardware encrypted USB 3.0 flash drive

From $119.95 USD

Kanguru Defender 3000 FIPS 140-3 Level 3 Certified - USB 3 - Hardware Encrypted Flash Drive

Defender Elite300 hardware encrypted flash drive with physical write protect switch

From $114.95 USD

Kanguru Defender Elite300™ FIPS 140-2 Certified, Secure, SuperSpeed USB 3.0, Hardware Encrypted Flash Drive

Defender Elite30 Hardware Encrypted, Secure Flash Drive with physical write protect switch

From $99.95 USD

Kanguru Defender Elite30™ USB 3.0 Hardware Encrypted Flash Drive with Physical Write Protect Switch

You can click the flash drive cap onto the back of your flash drive while in use, for great convenience! This helps prevent the cap from getting lost.

From $1.00 USD

Additional Kanguru Flash Drive Caps

Kanguru Self-Service Password Management Security Software (SSPM)

From $6.95 USD

Kanguru Self-Service Password Management SSPM

Kanguru UltraLock SSD with Secure Firmware and a physical write protect switch

From $299.95 USD

Kanguru UltraLock SSD USB 3.0 External Solid State Drive

Kanguru Defender SSD 35 AES 256-Bit hardware encrypted solid state drive

back panel of Defender SSD 35 secure solid state drive

From $419.95 USD

Kanguru Defender SSD 35™

The Kanguru Defender SED30 M.2 NVMe Internal Self-Encrypting Solid State Drive is ideal for any organization or individual seeking to secure and confidently lock down data on computer devices.

From $999.95 USD

Kanguru Defender SED30™ M.2 NVMe Internal Self-Encrypting Solid State Drive

* iStorage/Kanguru defines a gigabyte (1 GB) = 1,000,000,000 bytes. Storage capacities may vary depending on operating system. The actual capacity reported by systems like Windows is often lower. In Windows operating systems, an xx GB [e.g., 16 GB] flash drive has a minimum reported capacity of xx GB [e.g., 14.4 GB]. Product storage capacity is also used for device formatting and internal functions. For additional information, see www.kanguru.com/pages/understanding-flash-drive-storage-capacity.

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