Description
Kingston Vault Privacy 50 Series 64GB USB 3.2 (Gen 1) Type-C Flash Drive
Protect your most sensitive data with Kingston Vault Privacy 50 Series 64GB USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C flash drive. This hardware-encrypted USB drive is built for professionals who demand uncompromising security without sacrificing ease of use. With on-device PIN protection and AES-256 hardware encryption, your files stay unreadable to anyone without the correct credentials. The compact Type-C design ensures seamless compatibility with modern laptops, desktops, and mobile devices, while delivering the speed and reliability needed for everyday work, travel, and hybrid environments. Whether you’re safeguarding confidential documents, legal records, financials, or personal data, Vault Privacy 50 Series delivers a dependable fortress on the go.
- Hardware encryption with PIN protection: The drive leverages 256-bit AES hardware encryption to secure data at rest. Access to content is controlled by a PIN, providing strong protection even if the device is lost or stolen.
- PIN-protected access without software: No extra software to install means you can unlock the drive directly on compatible computers. This reduces attack surfaces and simplifies secure access across devices.
- USB Type-C, USB 3.2 Gen 1 performance: Modern USB-C connectivity paired with USB 3.2 Gen 1 delivers fast, reliable transfers for documents, media, and large data sets, while remaining backward compatible with many devices via adapters.
- Compact, durable design: A slim, sturdy metal housing provides durability for travel and daily use. Its pocket-friendly form factor makes it easy to carry in a purse, bag, or clip-on sleeve without bulk.
- Cross-platform compatibility: Ready to work with Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. Because it’s hardware encrypted with no software dependency, teams and individuals can collaborate securely across different operating systems.
Technical Details of Kingston Vault Privacy 50 Series 64GB USB 3.2 (Gen 1) Type-C Flash Drive
- Capacity: 64GB
- Interface: USB Type-C, USB 3.2 Gen 1
- Encryption: Hardware AES-256 bit
- Security: On-device PIN protection for data access
- Operating System Compatibility: Windows, macOS, Linux
- Physical Design: Slim metal enclosure designed for portability and durability
- Plug-and-Play: No software installation required for basic access and use
How to install Kingston Vault Privacy 50 Series 64GB USB 3.2 (Gen 1) Type-C Flash Drive
- 1) Insert the USB-C connector into a compatible computer, laptop, or device with USB-C or USB-C/ USB-A adapter as needed.
- 2) If this is your first use, follow the on-screen prompts to initiate secure access. The drive leverages on-device PIN protection, so you will be prompted to enter your PIN to unlock the contents.
- 3) Set up or confirm your PIN according to the prompts or your administrator’s security guidelines. Use a strong, unique PIN and avoid reusing passwords on other services for maximum protection.
- 4) Once unlocked, you can begin transferring files. For long-term security, remember to safely eject the drive before removing it from the USB port to prevent data corruption.
- 5) If you need to re-lock the drive, simply remove the USB connection or allow the device to time out. The data remains securely encrypted and inaccessible without the correct PIN.
Frequently asked questions
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Q: Is the Kingston Vault Privacy 50 Series compatible with both Windows and Mac computers?
A: Yes. The drive is designed for cross-platform compatibility with Windows, macOS, and Linux. It provides hardware encryption with PIN protection, and does not require third-party software to function for basic access. -
Q: Do I need to install software to use this USB drive?
A: No software installation is required for core functionality. The drive unlocks with a PIN on-device, and data remains protected by hardware encryption regardless of the host operating system. -
Q: What happens if I forget the PIN?
A: If you forget the PIN, access to the encrypted data cannot be recovered through normal means. It’s important to use a PIN you can reliably recall, or follow your organization’s security procedures for PIN recovery or reset. -
Q: Can I format the drive for use with multiple devices?
A: You can format the drive within the host operating system after unlocking. Be mindful that reformatting will erase encrypted data. Choose a file system compatible with your devices (e.g., exFAT for cross-platform use). -
Q: How secure is hardware encryption?
A: Hardware AES-256 encryption provides strong protection by performing encryption and decryption on the device itself, keeping keys isolated from the host computer. Access is gated by a PIN, adding an additional layer of security against unauthorized access. -
Q: Is the drive rugged enough for travel?
A: Yes. The Vault Privacy 50 Series features a compact, durable metal enclosure designed to withstand regular travel and daily handling while protecting data from minor shocks and everyday wear.
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