How USB TurnKey Works
- User plugs in, is prompted to visit webpage
- Site loads, authenticates user (via embedded serial)
- Access is granted to secure, exclusive content
- Usage data is captured for reporting
Better Than a Password Login
- USB Drive is used as a security key to access protected data on line or over a network.
- Passwords can be compromised from anywhere on the planet; a USB TurnKey exists in one place.
- Passwords need to be remembered; how many accounts do you already keep track of?
- USB TurnKey can be combined with a Login and Password for iron-clad security.
- Registering account credentials always hurts conversion rate in commercial and marketing applications.
USB TurnKey Q&A
What is USB TurnKey?
Embedded software allows secure privileged-content management over a network. In other words, it unlocks your private web content for the user.
Why do I need it?
It gives you control over restricted/exclusive content while boosting user success with a novel, easy to use solution. It allows you to offer documents and media to just the right people, and make it simple for them to gain access.
How does it work?
Each drive has a unique hardware ID. When our authentication service validates the appropriate ID, it grants access to your designated web content, whether it's a web page or entire site. Data from the user's subsequent activity is stored and can be downloaded and/or compiled into reports.
Examples of USB TurnKey in Action
- Joe Accountant gives TurnKeys to his clients, granting them secure on-demand access to their tax returns, and updates their records at will.
- Phil Salesguy updates each member of his team with exclusive access to price lists and other important supplier information.
- Natalie Musician distributes drives to promote her latest record, giving fans access to exclusive content and capturing their demographic and site behavior data.
- Instead of sending private docs via fax etc., Trent Lawyer provides his clientele with instant, secure case file access from anywhere with a net connection.