Data Security, Endpoint/Device Security

Flexxon Offers Data Security Key

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Organizations can use the Flexxon Xsign hardware security key to protect against unauthorized access to their sensitive data, according to the company.

Xsign is now available through the Flexxon eStore, Digikey and Flexxon's global partners.

How Flexxon Xsign Works

With Xsign, organizations in healthcare, finance and other highly regulated industries can control access to their data, Flexxon noted.

Xsign consists of an encrypted key that utilizes data scrambling and hash algorithms concealed in a reserved partition, Flexxon stated. It features key strings that can be accessed by a key manager via custom software access points. These strings let organizations grant access to a unique key after a user passes an initial password check.

Xsign includes a tool and software development kit (SDK) that organizations can use to integrate it into their applications and "leverage its security features without significant technical hurdles," Flexxon said.

Organizations Can Use Xsign with Other Flexxon Products

Xsign is "part of [Flexxon's] growing security and confidentiality product line," CEO Camellia Chan said.

When Xsign is used with the X-Mask memory card, X-PHY solid state drive and other Flexxon products, organizations can reap the benefits of multi-layered and multi-format data security, Chan noted.

A Closer Look at Flexxon

Flexxon is a Singapore-based next-generation storage device manufacturer that specializes in hardware-based cybersecurity solutions and industrial NAND flash storage devices.

Going forward, Flexxon is focused on developing solutions that "enable digitalization… without the fear of being hacked or unwittingly compromising our data privacy," Chan stated.

In addition, Flexxon remains focused on "constantly researching and innovating to provide tools that will give organizations a robust, holistic cybersecurity posture," Chan said.

Dan Kobialka

Dan Kobialka is senior contributing editor, MSSP Alert and ChannelE2E. He covers IT security, IT service provider business strategies and partner programs. Dan holds a M.A. in Print and Multimedia Journalism from Emerson College and a B.A. in English from Bridgewater State University. In his free time, Dan enjoys jogging, traveling, playing sports, touring breweries and watching football.