The Hydra Privacy Card® (Hydra PCT) Series II Personal Encryption Device

Product Line Summary

McAfee - Intrusion Prevention

McAfee Foundstone
-Vulnerability Management

SecureWave - End Point Security

Stonewood - Hard Drive Encryption

MXI Security - Enterprise Security

WinMagic - Encryption Software

SanDisk- Enterprise
Security & Data
Management

Spyrus - Encrypted
Data Security

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

The Hydra Privacy Card® (Hydra PCT) Series II Personal Encryption Device is a unique, multifunctional security device that combines the features of a USB security token and portable storage drive with the strongest encryption technology commercially available. Secure hardware-based encryption sets Hydra PC apart from other file encryption solutions.

• Hardware-based encryption using the strongest cryptographic algorithms and key lengths commercially available today. Algorithms used exceed the Suite B standards approved by the U.S. Government to protect both unclassified and classified information throught the TOP SECRET level. Supported algorithms include AES 128/192/256, ECC p-256/384/521, and SHA-224/256/384/512, as well as 3DES, SHA-1, and RSA legacy algorithms.
• An exclusive authentication feature can limit the use of a Hydra PC Personal Encryption Device to a specifically designated enclave of one or more computers. The Hydra PC  cannot be used in computers that are outside the enclave, even if the user knows the logon PIN.
• Passwords, digital certificates, and encrypted files stored on the Hydra PC require a PIN for access. After 10 incorrect PIN entries, access is blocked.
• The Hydra PC Sentry feature blocks read and write access to removable USB and IEEE 1394 (FireWire) storage devices that use a disk file system. This prevents unauthorized file copying to or from blocked drives.
• Easy-to-use interface integrates with Microsoft Windows file capabilities.
• Tamper-resistant, tamper-evident processor chip.
• High-speed USB 2.0, USB 1.1 compatible.
• Designed for FIPS 140-2 Level 3 security validation.
• Device administration operations such as key management can be restricted to designated persons for better control in large organizations.