Press Release

IronKey and Moka5 Partner to Deploy Virtual Desktop Solutions on a Secure USB Flash Drive

Combined solution lets users take their virtual PC's with them anywhere on a highly secure, fast and easy-to-use secure flash drive

September 18, 2007 — Los Altos, CA. — IronKey Inc., a provider of data and Internet security products, announced today a partnership with Moka5, a desktop virtual computing company targeting consumers and small to medium-sized businesses, to allow Moka5 to bundle and resell IronKey Secure Flash Drives with the Moka5 Engine loaded on the devices. The combined technologies now give consumer and business users the freedom to securely take their computing environment with them anywhere they go.

"We are very excited about our partnership with IronKey and the new levels of performance, ease, and security this partnership provides. By integrating Moka5's virtual computing technology with the IronKey Secure Flash Drive, consumers and businesses can feel confident that their applications and data are secure while having the flexibility to work wherever they want, " said Bill Demas, CEO of Moka5.

Unlike most desktop virtual machines available today, Moka5 LivePCs start faster and update quicker due to its patent pending Predictive Fetch technology. By including Moka5 Engine on the IronKey's high-speed hardware-encrypted USB flash drive, customers can safely transport their computing environment with confidence, knowing that if the IronKey device is ever lost or stolen, no one can access their data and they can restore their data from an encrypted backup.

"Moka5 is redefining the virtual desktop environment and IronKey is doing the same for world of secure USB flash drives," said Dave Jevans, CEO of IronKey. "Consumers and business users are increasingly taking their digital lives and assets, such as confidential corporate data and personal financial files, with them wherever they go. Protecting all of that information against loss and theft has become critical. This partnership now provides Moka5 users a secure USB flash drive with military-grade hardware encryption and authentication that is fast, portable and easy enough to use for any level of computer user."

To formalize this partnership, Moka5 has joined the IronKey Enterprise Security Alliance, a partners program that brings together vendors from different parts of the security and portable computing infrastructure to help create new highly secure enterprise and government solutions that can work across a variety of computing platforms including Windows, Mac, and Linux.

The IronKey is available in 1, 2 and 4 gigabyte capacities, and can be ordered online at www.ironkey.com and numerous online retailers, such as AcademicSuperstore.com, Amazon.com, Buy.com, CompUSA.com, eCost.com, NewEgg.com, OfficeDepot.com, PCconnection.com, PCMall.com, Staples.com and ThinkGeek.com.

About IronKey
IronKey products and services bring the power of authentication, encryption, identity management, and privacy to consumers and businesses around the world. We blend world-class security expertise with product design that emphasizes usability, simplicity, and accessibility.

The IronKey Team consists of experts in consumer devices, information security, privacy and secure banking technologies, with prior executive roles at Apple, Arcot Systems, Earthlink, First Data Corp, GeoTrust, PayPal, RSA Security, Teros, Tumbleweed, Valicert, and VISA.

Founded in 2005, IronKey is privately held and based in Los Altos, CA. For more information, visit: www.ironkey.com.

About Moka5
Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, Moka5 is a virtual computing company whose mission is to make your computing life easy, safe and available anywhere. Led by world-class technology, business, and marketing veterans from Yahoo!, Intuit, Procter & Gamble, Six Apart, Palm, Apple, IBM, Akamai, and Cisco, Moka5 is making it easier, safer, and faster to use, create, and distribute virtual computers. The company is based in Redwood City, California and received venture funding from Khosla Ventures and Highland Capital Partners.