
ThinC
Most secure USB device with biometric authentication
ThinC launched on July 27, 2018 with 11 votes, #899 of 2,681 launches that month.
What it does
ThinC USB devices are loaded with the most advanced security features - biometric authentication, touch sensors, portable & encrypted storage, multi-user access & remote access from a clean OS & computing machine. It caters to the security needs of sectors like BFSI, large enterprises for remote data access and storage needs.
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