Apricorn — Hardware-Encrypted Data Protection
Apricorn designs and manufactures high-security storage devices trusted by businesses, government agencies, and professionals around the world. Every Apricorn product is built around 256-bit AES hardware encryption, ensuring complete protection for data at rest without relying on software-based encryption methods.
Since its founding in 1983, Apricorn has developed numerous award-winning innovations, setting industry standards for portable data security. The Aegis Secure Key and Aegis Padlock series have become trusted solutions across regulated industries such as finance, healthcare, education, and defence.
Secure by Design
Each Apricorn drive encrypts and authenticates directly on its own hardware using a physical keypad. Because the encryption keys never leave the device, no encryption credentials or passwords are stored or shared with the host computer — providing an air-gapped layer of protection.
All drives are FIPS 140-2 validated and TAA compliant, meeting government and enterprise requirements for secure data handling. This approach eliminates the risk of malware or key-logging attacks that target software-based systems.
Enterprise-Grade Applications
Apricorn’s self-contained encryption technology makes it ideal for environments requiring strict data compliance. These drives are widely deployed in:
- Finance and banking institutions
- Healthcare and education networks
- Defence and law enforcement operations
- Corporate IT environments managing sensitive IP
Made in the USA
Apricorn products are designed and assembled in the United States with rigorous quality control and testing standards. Their drives provide a balance of performance, reliability, and uncompromising data protection trusted by organisations worldwide.
Available at Trust Panda Australia
Trust Panda is Australia’s official reseller of Apricorn encrypted USB drives. We offer local stock, fast shipping, and expert support for professionals and organisations looking to secure their data with hardware-based encryption.