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Kensington VeriMark IT 2.0 USB-A Fingerprint Key - Windows Hello & Windows Hello for Business
Kensington VeriMark IT 2.0 USB-A Fingerprint Key - Windows Hello & Windows Hello for Business
  • Brand: Kensington
  • Series: VeriMark™ IT 2.0
  • Model #: K64740WW
  • Item #: 0XZ-0076-00060
  • Return Policy: 30-Day Return Policy
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  • $69.99 
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Yubico - Security Key NFC - Black - Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Security Key, Connect via USB-A or NFC, FIDO U2F/FIDO2 Certified
Yubico - Security Key NFC - Black - Two-Factor authentication (2FA) Security Key, Connect via USB-A or NFC, FIDO U2F/FIDO2 Certified
  • Brand: Yubico
  • Part Number: 100967
  • Series: Security Key Series
  • Model #: 100967
  • Item #: 0ZK-0GGS-00001
  • Return Policy: 30-Day Return Policy
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  • $34.19 
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Yubico YubiKey 5 Nano - Two Factor Authentication Security Key -  USB-A
Yubico YubiKey 5 Nano - Two Factor Authentication Security Key - USB-A
  • Brand: Yubico
  • Part Number: 100854
  • Series: YubiKey 5 Series
  • Model #: 100854
  • Item #: 1BK-03ME-00031
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  • $73.19 
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Kensington VeriMark™ Desktop 2.0 Fingerprint Key – Windows Hello & Windows Hello for Business
Kensington VeriMark™ Desktop 2.0 Fingerprint Key – Windows Hello & Windows Hello for Business
  • Brand: Kensington
  • Series: VeriMark™ Desktop 2.0
  • Model #: K64741WW
  • Item #: 1JF-04MH-000C3
  • Return Policy: 30-Day Return Policy
Kensington VeriMark IT 2.0 USB-C Fingerprint Key - Windows Hello & Windows Hello for Business
Kensington VeriMark IT 2.0 USB-C Fingerprint Key - Windows Hello & Windows Hello for Business
  • Brand: Kensington
  • Series: VeriMark™ IT 2.0
  • Type: Fingerprint Key
  • Specification: System Requirements Operating Systems Supported: Windows 11 and Windows 10 Plug & Play: Yes; no drivers needed Interface Type of USB Connector: USB 2.0 Host Connector: USB-C (USB 2.0/3.0 compatible) Security Secure IC: Realtek RTS 5816 Cryptographic Capabilities Public Key Cryptography: RSA (2048/3072/4096) / ECC(256/384) Symmetric Encryption: AES256 Integrity & Hashing: SHA (256/384/512) / HMAC Entropy/Randomness: TRNG LED Indicators White LED On: Request fingerprint for login White LED Blinking (1x): Recognize the correct fingerprint White LED off: Standby mode Red LED Blinking (3x): Error/Incorrect fingerprint Product Dimensions Unit Weight: 0.01lb (0.01kg) Unit Dimensions: 0.70 x 0.82 x 0.29in (18 x 16 x 7mm) Enclosure Color & ...
  • Model #: K64705WW
  • Item #: N82E16835982001
  • Return Policy: 30-Day Return Policy
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  • $69.99 
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Yubico YubiKey 5C - Two factor authentication security key -  USB-C
Yubico YubiKey 5C - Two Factor Authentication Security Key - USB-C
  • Brand: Yubico
  • Part Number: 100886
  • Series: YubiKey 5 Series
  • Model #: 100886
  • Item #: 1BK-03ME-00025
  • Return Policy: 30-Day Return Policy
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  • $70.59 
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SecuX Nifty - Dedicated NFT Hardware Wallet - Bluetooth - Your Personalized NFT Gallery - Support Ethereum, Solona, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon
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  • $150.99 
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Kensington VeriMark™ NFC+ USB-A Security Key
Kensington VeriMark™ NFC+ USB-A Security Key
  • Brand: Kensington
  • Series: VeriMark™ NFC Security Key
  • Model #: K64738WW
  • Item #: 0GA-001J-00602
  • Return Policy: 30-Day Return Policy
Kensington VeriMark NFC+ USB-C Security Key
Kensington VeriMark NFC+ USB-C Security Key
  • Brand: Kensington
  • Series: VeriMark™ NFC Security Key
  • Model #: K64739WW
  • Item #: 0GA-001J-00603
  • Return Policy: 30-Day Return Policy
Yubico YubiKey 5C NFC - Two Factor Authentication Security Key -  USB-C / NFC
Yubico YubiKey 5C NFC - Two Factor Authentication Security Key - USB-C / NFC
  • Brand: Yubico
  • Part Number: 100918
  • Series: YubiKey 5 Series
  • Model #: 100918
  • Item #: 1BK-03ME-00035
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  • $63.99 
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Learn About Cyber Security Devices

Understanding Hardware Security

Cyber security devices are dedicated hardware that protects your digital identity and digital assets at the physical level. Unlike software-only solutions, they keep secrets — login credentials, biometric data, or cryptocurrency private keys — inside a tamper-resistant chip that never exposes them to the internet. The two main families are multi-factor authentication (MFA) devices such as FIDO2 security keys and fingerprint readers, and crypto hardware wallets for offline cold storage of Bitcoin, Ethereum, NFTs, and other digital assets.

Modern security keys support open standards like FIDO2/WebAuthn and FIDO U2F, enabling phishing-resistant two-factor authentication and fully passwordless (passkey) login across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS, plus services like Google, Microsoft, GitHub, and Coinbase. Hardware wallets use certified secure elements (CC EAL5+/EAL6+) to sign transactions offline, so your private keys never touch a connected computer.

The Hardware Security Landscape

On the authentication side, Newegg carries FIDO2 security keys and biometric readers from Yubico (YubiKey), Kensington VeriMark, Thetis, FEITIAN, and OnlyKey — available in USB-A, USB-C, Lightning, and NFC form factors, with options for Windows Hello and Windows Hello for Business.

On the digital-asset side, you will find cold-storage wallets from Trezor, Tangem, SecuX, ELLIPAL, Keystone, Ballet, Cypherock, SafePal, and D’CENT — from touchscreen and air-gapped devices to NFC card and ring form factors — along with steel seed-phrase backup plates and protective cases.

Choosing the Right Security Device

  • Account Protection: A FIDO2 security key is the strongest defense against phishing and account takeover. Pick the connector (USB-A, USB-C, NFC) that matches your devices, and register a backup key.
  • Passwordless Login: For Windows Hello or passkey sign-in, choose a FIDO2 key or a fingerprint reader that supports WebAuthn on your platforms.
  • Crypto Cold Storage: For long-term holdings, choose a hardware wallet with a certified secure element and verify it supports your coins and tokens. Air-gapped models add another isolation layer.
  • Business & IT Deployment: For fleets, look for enterprise-ready options such as Kensington VeriMark IT or YubiKey with centralized management support and TAA-compliant models.

Need Help Picking a Security Device?

Browse the MFA subcategory to filter security keys by connector and standard, or the Crypto Wallet subcategory to compare cold-storage wallets by supported assets, screen, and connectivity. Newegg offers fast shipping and top-rated customer service on every order.

Cyber Security Devices FAQs:

What is a cyber security device?

A cyber security device is dedicated hardware that protects your accounts or digital assets, such as a FIDO2 security key for phishing-resistant login, a fingerprint reader for biometric sign-in, or a hardware wallet for offline cryptocurrency storage. Because secrets stay inside a tamper-resistant chip, they are much harder to steal than passwords or software-stored keys.

What is the difference between a security key and a crypto hardware wallet?

A security key verifies your identity when logging in to websites, apps, and operating systems, while a hardware wallet stores cryptocurrency private keys offline and signs transactions. Some products overlap — certain security keys can also protect crypto exchange accounts — but the two device types solve different problems.

Are hardware security keys better than authenticator apps or SMS codes?

Hardware keys are phishing-resistant because authentication is cryptographically bound to the physical device and the genuine website. SMS codes can be intercepted through SIM swapping and app-based codes can be phished, so a hardware key offers the strongest widely available protection.

What do FIDO2, U2F, and WebAuthn mean?

They are open authentication standards. U2F provides second-factor authentication, while FIDO2 with WebAuthn additionally enables fully passwordless (passkey) login. Most modern security keys support both, so they work across new and legacy services.

What is cold storage for cryptocurrency?

Cold storage means keeping cryptocurrency private keys on a device that is never connected to the internet, such as a hardware wallet. This isolates your keys from malware, exchange breaches, and remote attacks.

How do I choose between USB-A, USB-C, and NFC security keys?

Match the connector to the devices you sign in on. USB-C covers most modern laptops and Android phones, NFC enables tap-to-authenticate on mobile devices, and dual-connector or NFC-plus-USB models give the widest compatibility across old and new hardware.

Do security keys work with iPhone and Android?

Yes. NFC-enabled keys work by tapping the phone, and USB-C or Lightning models plug in directly. Both iOS and Android natively support FIDO2 security keys for services that offer hardware-key login.

Which services support hardware security keys?

Major platforms including Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, GitHub, Dropbox, and Coinbase support FIDO2/U2F keys, along with Windows Hello and Windows Hello for Business. Support continues to expand as passkeys become the industry standard.

What brands of cyber security devices does Newegg carry?

Newegg carries security keys and biometric readers from Yubico, Kensington, Thetis, FEITIAN, and OnlyKey, plus crypto hardware wallets from Trezor, Tangem, SecuX, ELLIPAL, Keystone, Ballet, Cypherock, SafePal, and D'CENT, along with seed-storage plates and accessories.

Should I buy more than one security key?

Yes. Registering a backup key on your important accounts is strongly recommended, so a lost or damaged primary key does not lock you out. Many users keep one key on their keychain and a second in a safe place.

What happens if I lose my hardware wallet or security key?

For hardware wallets, your funds can be restored on a new device using your seed phrase or backup card, so keep that backup secure and offline. For security keys, sign in with your backup key or another registered factor, then remove the lost key from your accounts.

Are biometric fingerprint readers secure for Windows Hello?

Yes. Devices like Kensington VeriMark store fingerprint templates in encrypted form on the device and support FIDO standards, so biometric data is matched locally and never uploaded. They combine convenience with strong resistance to credential theft.

Do I need special software to set up a security key?

Usually no. FIDO2 keys are recognized natively by modern operating systems and browsers — you simply add the key in each account's security settings. Fingerprint readers and hardware wallets may require a companion app or driver from the manufacturer.

Are cyber security devices worth it for personal use?

If you hold cryptocurrency, manage sensitive accounts, or simply want the strongest available protection against phishing and account takeover, dedicated hardware offers security that software alone cannot match — often for less than the cost of a single game.