Here at ThinkComputers, we recently took a look at the Kingston IronKey Keypad 200, an encrypted USB flash drive with an integrated keypad for on-device control and configuration of the drive. That drive works great in instances where you may not have access to install software related to the drive in order for it to work, and it even outperformed its advertised specifications in our testing. In this review however, we are looking at the IronKey Vault Privacy 50 Encrypted USB Flash Drive, a device that offers FIPS 197 certification and XTS-AES 256-bit Encryption. Our version of the Vault Privacy 50, the 50C, is configured with USB Type-C connectivity for compatibility with the latest hardware. Follow along for a closer look!