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n-Trance does not market this device as simply storage, however, but as a secure authentication tool. The technology of the n-Tegrity allows a combination of the device’s biometric capability with PKI method that provides strong 100% proof authentication. This technology can be used in online banking, e-commerce, e-voting, e-learning, etc, while the main advantage is that you do not have to keep fingerprint templates and other personal information on a server. It acts as an authentication tool much like the Common Access Card (CAC).

The n-Tegrity is also focused on the needs of centralized management of devices in the corporate environment. This devices comes with the ability to perform administrative password management of devices through GPO and more. This function allows the administrator to set the policy of device behavior on the domain level and even allows the administrator to lock options and disable changes from outside of the domain. This can only be done when the device is unlocked using fingerprint authentication (along with password authentication if secure settings are enabled). Using 256 bit AES* encryption, the n-Tegrity does all of the above securely and can meet the security needs of virtually any organization.

* AES provides strong encryption and has been selected by NIST as a Federal Information Processing Standard in November 2001 (FIPS-197), and in June 2003 the U.S. Government (NSA) announced that AES is secure enough to protect classified information up to the TOP SECRET level.