Easy as pie, and removing the drive from the USB port locks it again. The green status light blinks steadily, and you have 30 seconds to insert the drive into a USB port. You unlock the Aegis Secure Key by pressing a key button, entering the PIN via the number keys, and then pressing the key button once more. The company offers 4GB and 8GB models for $65 and $95 respectively. We tested the 16GB Aegis Secure Key, priced at $125. Despite its relatively diminutive size, the Secure Key’s keypad is still relatively easy to enter numbers with, and the unit’s aluminum case feels nice in your hand. It’s a tad longer than a standard USB flash drive, but no larger in any other aspect. The Apricorn Aegis Secure Key is the first PIN-secured flash drive we’ve tested that manages to maintain a svelte profile.
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