Mighty Key 2.0

If you've ever used locks to keep your home safe, your car, now with the integrated trend, you can also use locks to protect your computer and all the data contained in it. Imagine when the hard disk is broken and you lose all your data inside or a hacker sitting next to a coffee table steals your credit card number when you're accessing online payments in a coffee shop using WiFi . Imagine a series of unsolicited promotional emails (Spam) flooding your inbox because you've missed a few sensitive places on a site. These are potential dangers that can happen to you anywhere, anytime. Mighty Key - which has an integrated military encoder - has provided a product for ordinary users against the aforementioned capabilities.
'It's as simple as turning on the light switch. You just need to attach Mighty Key to the USB port, your data files and your surfing will be safe. Remove the Mighty Key from the USB port, your data files will be encrypted and the browser will erase your web browser '' - Mr. Solomon Franco, 37, creator of Mighty Key, described the product. his new.

Mighty Key is Franco's latest invention. In 1994, when he was studying law in London, England, Franco conceived the idea to develop cleaning equipment and snow protection on the windshield for cars. Four years later, he invented a microheat and named the product 'HOT SHOT'. Reportedly, microheat is providing for leading car manufacturers GM, Toyota, Ford . this year's sales for this product is 400 million USD.

Security in a wireless environment

MightyKey allows any end user to surf the web with the same security technology as the US Department of Defense protocols used in the military. This security key encrypts all information exported from the PC so that in a wireless environment like in an Internet cafe, users will be protected more safely. On the other hand, Mighty Key can erase the information stored in the web browser so no one can trace where you went, when you go online.

Remote storage

Mighty Key allows users to store their data at level 5 Security on its Databank storage system. To access this data, Mighty Key uses a multi-factor authentication system, which means that users need to attach the key (Mighty Key) to the USB port, and provide an account and a PIN. In this way, even employees of the company or other organizations can not see your data.

Security on the device

For each person using the same computer, Mighty Key allows encryption to each individual file or folder, although still on the computer, other users cannot even see it.