USB Security Key with NFC
A USB security key with NFC (Near Field Communication) is a physical device used for secure authentication. These keys are designed to enhance security by providing two-factor authentication (2FA) or multi-factor authentication (MFA).
USB Functionality: The security key can be plugged into a computer or device through a USB port. When you log into a service that supports security keys (such as Google, Facebook, or online banking), you plug in the key and it verifies your identity.
NFC Capability: Near Field Communication allows the key to work wirelessly with NFC-enabled devices, such as smartphones and tablets. You simply tap the key to the device to authenticate instead of plugging it into a USB port.
These keys offer robust protection against phishing and account takeovers since they require physical possession of the key to authenticate. They're often used in conjunction with passwords, adding an extra layer of security for accessing sensitive accounts or systems.
Silver Package
AED 740
USB-A or USB-C support: The key is designed for standard USB ports (USB-A or USB-C). This packages offer both versions for different devices.
Single-factor authentication: Basic keys are used as a physical security measure to replace passwords for authentication.
Support for major services: These keys work with platforms like Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and others that support FIDO (Fast IDentity Online) standards.
Gold Package
AED 1110
USB + NFC capabilities: These keys include NFC for wireless authentication with smartphones and tablets, allowing seamless multi-device use.
Multi-protocol support: Compatible with various authentication protocols such as FIDO2, U2F (Universal 2nd Factor), and OTP (One-Time Password).
Cross-platform compatibility: Usable with Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS.
Platinum Package
AED 1480
Multiple keys in one package: For users or organizations looking to deploy across different devices or for backup purposes.
Family or enterprise packs: These packages offer several keys to secure multiple accounts or employees.
Diamond Package
AED 1850
Biometric features: Some high-end security keys come with fingerprint recognition, adding a biometric layer for added security.
Durability: Keys designed with rugged materials (e.g., water-resistant or tamper-resistant) for high-security environments.
Key backups: This packages include an additional backup key to prevent lockouts.
