IOGEAR Personal Security Mouse
A biometric fingerprint scanner located on top of the mouse enables users to restrict access to their Windows logins unless the correct fingerprint is detected.
It is compact and designed to travel with your laptop, and comes with biometric fingerprint authentication technology built-in.
The fingerprint authentication has over 99% accuracy rate, and eliminates a need for password lists so with this IOGEAR mouse you can encrypt files and folder, website auto/secure login, and drive encryption for enhanced data security.
IOGEAR's Personal Security Mouse is coated with a Titanium Dioxide and Silver nano-particle compound. The coating uses two mechanisms to deactivate enzymes and proteins to prevent a wide spectrum of bacteria, fungi, and algae from surviving on the surface of the mouse.
The compound has been tested and proven effective against the settlement of harmful microbes on the insulated surface.
Features
- Nano Shield has been tested and proven effective to protect the product from bacteria surviving on the surface
- Heavy metal free, no skin irritation, non-toxic
- Safeguard your data while you are away from your computer
- Encrypted drive protects your data for enhanced data security
- Access your individual encrypted memory space with your fingerprint only
- Fingerprint logon protection
- Designed for accurate verification
- Allows up to 5 registered users
- Eliminate password lists
- Registers multiple users
- File and folder encryption
- Website login protection
- Screen saver mode protection
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