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Defender Series Competition – Highlights

The Defender Series stands out in the secure storage market, offering superior password complexity and hardware-verified biometrics proven for four years. With a full range of secure portable storage products, from 1GB to 500GB, it supports multiple user accounts for secure sharing. Features like NIST SP800-56A certified communications, waterproof and dustproof designs to IP57 standards, and serverless management provide notable advantages over competitors like Kingston, Spyrus, and Verbatim. The Defender Series combines these strengths to set a new standard in data protection.

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Defender Series Competition – Highlights

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  1. Defender Series Competition – Highlights

  2. Competition • Major competitors • Kingston • Spyrus • Smaller/weaker competitors(not addressed here) • Verbatim • SafeStick (Blockmaster) • Kanguru

  3. Common Defender Advantages • Advantages versus all current competitors: • Superior password complexity/usage rules, enforced in hardware • Hardware-verified biometrics, field-proven for 4yrs • Complete line of secure portable storage and secure computing products, 1GB to 500GB capacity • Multiple user capability (10 accounts for secure sharing, advanced future features) • Industry-first NIST SP800-56A certified host-to-device secure communications • Sticks waterproof and dustproof to IEC 60529 IP57 • Serverless management is possible (advantage with some customers)

  4. Kingston – Device Overview • DataTraveler Privacy Edition • AES-256 • Unmanaged • DataTraveler 5000 is very similar to DTPE, but: • FIPS 140-2 Level 2 • Suite B cryptography • AES-256 XTS mode • Slower • DataTraveler is identical to DTPE, but: • User can allocate a second, unprotected, partition (most customers dislike this)

  5. Kingston – Kingston Advantages • XTS versus CBC mode, though the added security here is debatable (DT5000 only) • Suite B cryptography, mainly of interest to US Gov, but not a critical requirement yet (DT5000 only)

  6. Kingston – Defender Advantages • Common Defender Advantages (slide 3), plus: • Management software available • FIPS 140-2 Level 3 • Kingston password rules very restrictive • Malware-proof read-only mode • Advanced PKI functions allow future identity applications (VPN, document signing) • Waterproof to MIL-STD-180F

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