Sentry K350 hardware encrypted USB flash drive - User Guide
At A Glance
Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the DataLocker Sentry K350 hardware encrypted USB flash
drive.
Although the K350 is designed with user friendliness at its core, it is recommended that you review
this guide to ensure that you become fully acquainted with your K350 and make the most of all of
its features.
General operation of the encryption
Your K350 utilizes a hardware encryption engine to encrypt and decrypt data that you store on
the device. When your device is powered on, you will authenticate with the onboard system using
your password to enable the encryption and then plug into the host and use your data. When you
lock, power off or disconnect your device, the data is stored in an encrypted state.
Updating Your Device
Updated software and documentation are freely available for download at our website:
• Latest device updates -
http://datalocker.com/device-updates
• Documentation and support -
https://support.datalocker.com
About the K350
The K350 is a password protected, FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified and Common Criteria cPP certified
device
, encrypted USB drive featuring a screen that streamlines setup and operation. If the K350
is centrally managed, additional layers of organizational control strengthen the portable storage
security posture further. Meet the strictest requirements and work with ease anywhere there is
USB mass storage. The K350 is the slim and strong addition to DataLocker’s complete portfolio of
securely managed solutions, plus it’s backed by a limited 3-year warranty.
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The K350 has been designed for FIPS 140-2 Level 3 and is being tested by an accredited NIST lab. The product is in
process for certification and is officially listed by NIST. K350 is also in process to achieve Common Criteria cPP certification.
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