What encrypted media are supported by Kiosk?
Encrypted media pose a unique challenge to MetaDefender Kiosk and MetaDefender Client particularly when both products are deployed in conjunction. While our products support certain encrypted media, occasionally we come across different pieces of hardware that cannot be fully supported. Please consult the following table to better understand each products' current level of support, so you can decide on your hardware purchasing.
| Encrypted Media | MetaDefender Kiosk |
|---|---|
| Biocryptodisk-ISPX | Yes |
| Apricorn Aegis Secure Key | Yes |
| Apricorn Aegis Padlock | Yes |
| Apricorn Aegis Fortress | Yes |
| Apricorn Aegis Bio | Yes |
| Buffalo RUF2-HSCT and RUF3-HSL | Yes |
| Kanguru Defender Elite 30 | Yes |
| Kanguru 2000 and 3000 | Yes |
| SanDisk Cruzer Enterprise FIPS Edition | Yes |
| SanDisk Cruzer Contour | Yes |
| U3 based USBs | Yes |
| EncryptDisc CDs/DVDs | Yes |
| Microsoft BitLocker: MetaDefender Kiosk supports BitLocker To Go using passwords. MetaDefender Kiosk does not support BitLocker encryption using key files, smart cards, or VHD (Virtual Hard Drive) BitLocker encryptions. | Yes |
| McAfee Complete Data Protection when McAfee File and Removable Media Protection client is installed | Yes |
| USB Flash Security | Yes |
If you have questions or you are using a product that is not listed in the above table please contact support. In general Encrypted Media that advertises "Software-Free" or "Software-Less" is more likely to be supported by the MetaDefender product line.
This article pertains to MetaDefender Kiosk This article was last updated on 2021-06-14 VM