Token removal action

The wizard then asks for a Friendly Name to represent the profile. Once you enter your desired name and click next, you will be given four choice to set the way how your system will react when your SecuriKey token is removed. Basically, all four choices will disable your computer from being accessed without the key. It's simply a matter of preference of how you want to disable your computer. The wizard recommends locking your computer by default.

Finalizing your setup

During the test, I unplugged my SecuriKey token after finishing up with the setup. My system went blank, and a dialog box popped up saying the workstation (system) is locked. At this point, my computer was literally locked from any forms of access. Clicking Ctrl-Alt-Delete shows a dialog box asking the SecuriKey to be inserted to regain access. After inserting the token, the dialog box disappears and your Windows XP/2000 login prompt shows up and asks for your system password. As you can see, the SecuriKey redifines the meaning of the term "key" for computers, and prevents unwanted access to your system and your files.