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Data Sheet

Key Advantages

Comply with corporate security 

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policies, data privacy legislation,  
and industry regulations through  
use of encrypted USB devices
 Provide data mobility without 

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compromising security policies

Track and manage encrypted USB 

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storage devices company-wide using 
the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator 

(ePO) for automated security 
reporting, auditing, monitoring,  
and policy administration
Control data access with two-factor 

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authentication
Secure data with industry-leading 

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encryption algorithms and 
certifications, such as AES-256 and 
FIPS 140-2, for strong protection

Protect your assets and your brand

USB drives, because of their small size and 
portability, are great for storage, but they are 
also a security officer’s biggest nightmare. Each 
day, individuals walk out of their offices with 
large amounts of sensitive corporate data stored 
on portable USB drives that are tucked into their 
pockets or briefcases, and they are unaware of the 
security risk they pose to their organization if the 
drives are lost or stolen.

With McAfee Encrypted USB devices, the 

information copied onto or transported on these 
devices is encrypted and can only be read by 
authorized individuals. With built-in user access 
control and strong data encryption, McAfee 
Encrypted USB keeps sensitive data secure 
wherever it travels. Plus, user identities remain safe 

from prying eyes, thanks to integrated credentials 

protection and validation.

Centralized Management with award-winning 
McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator

Deploying and managing portable storage devices 
across an enterprise can be extremely complex and 
expensive for an organization. Because USB drives 
are typically not managed by the IT organization, 
they are not covered by company-wide security 
policies. Too often, individuals copy intellectual 
property or other proprietary information onto 
USB drives in the clear—data that normally 
would be encrypted when attached to an email 

or stored on a laptop. Centralized management 
with McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator

®

 (ePO

™

) enables 

corporations to overcome these challenges by 
making it easy to get the encryption you need. 

You can deploy and manage McAfee Encrypted 

USB drives on an enterprise-wide scale, with 
virtually no impact on the existing IT infrastructure. 

The combination of ePolicy Orchestrator and 

our range of encrypted USB devices provides 
centralized management and deployment from 
a single console, improving corporate security 
while reducing total cost of ownership. The ePO 
management interface lets you initialize any 
McAfee encrypted USB device simply by plugging 

the device into any ePO-managed machine with its 
unique “no-touch” initialization capabilities.

Keep data safe and secure with  
strong encryption

To access data on McAfee Encrypted USB devices, 

users must authenticate themselves using a 
password or fingerprint, preventing unauthorized 
access to data. For maximum security, two-
factor authentication can be used. If users have 
forgotten a password or if they don’t have the 
ability to perform biometric authentication. They 
can easily regain access to the data via a centralized 
password reset or self rescue through ePO.

With built-in encryption, key generation, and 

certificate storage, encryption keys can never be 

McAfee Encrypted USB

Extend security to your mobile environment with  
McAfee

®

 Encrypted USB devices

Organizations today store sensitive data on a variety of devices, including small form-
factor USB flash drives that fit in the palm of your hand. While the physical size of 
these drives continues to get smaller, their storage capacity is increasing, making them 

capable of storing a large amount of mission-critical information—and making them 
a significant security risk if the device is lost or stolen. What’s more, the vast majority 
of these USB drives are not controlled or managed by the IT department or covered by 
the organization’s security policy, increasing the risk of unauthorized access, data loss, 
and regulatory noncompliance. Extending the centralized corporate security policy to 
control and manage USB drives is essential for today’s mobile environments.