May 1st, 2012 – USArchive can now deliver data even more securely via highly secure PIN Coded drives. The encrypted USB drives have an unlock keypad on the drive itself eliminating the possibility of keyboard hacking through “key-logging.” No footprint is left behind once the drive is removed from the pC. They meet HIPAA medical, federal and other privacy regulations and work with tablets, smart phones, scanners & medical instruments and are compatible with nearly all operating systems, including Windows, MAC, Linux, Android, Chrome and Symbian.
The iStorage products are the most secure drives in the world. They are simple to operate while being cost effective. The USB flash drives employs PIN code access with the military grade AES 256-bit encryption and can store up to 3TB of data.
Mick
I was born and raised in Seattle with a short amount of my younger life spent in Wichita Kansas. I spent four years in the US Air Force and after my discharge in 1970 I graduated from, the University of Puget Sound (UPS) in Tacoma. After college I spent four years with Victor Comptometer Corporation in Seattle then went to Pitney Bowes as sales manager and product line manager in the document management line of business.
My wife and I started USArchive & Imaging Services, Inc. in 2003 to the present. I currently am President & CEO. USArchive has been in business for over nine years as a Veteran Owned Small Business and government contractor located in Issaquah WA. Along with our full line of document management services and solutions, we work with and mentor NISH nonprofit businesses nationally while helping them develop their own document scanning services in their regions. This also allows us a national footprint for services anywhere in the nation.
While helping to create career independence for people with severe disabilities we recently developed a unique business relationship with the nonprofit and AbilityOne producer AtWork!, creating USArchive Powered By AtWork! https://www.usarchive.com/partners/atwork/
Our specialties include:
Digital conversions of paper, microfilm, wide format drawings
Document management "Cloud", and software solutions
Sales of document scanners by Kodak, Fujitsu and others
Sales of PIN coded encrypted flash and external drives
Document shredding and recycling
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