Setup and user experience: We wanted security keys that were easy to set up and use.We preferred security keys that came with a variety of connection options so they could work on both Android and iOS, as well as both Windows and macOS computers. Consistency and compatibility: We looked for security keys that worked as consistently as possible with each of the services we tested them with.Security keys typically have no moving parts and are durable, so you’ll probably use the same keys for many years. This means that they support more applications and websites, and it suggests that they are less likely to need replacing. Future-proof support for multiple standards: We focused on keys supporting the newest set of specifications, such as FIDO2.Security protocols: Since hardware keys are a security item, we dug into each company’s track record on previous recalls and looked at whether the company had a coordinated vulnerability-disclosure program to allow security researchers to report bugs.Please note that when running the installation for the driver for a USB key, the key should not be attached to the computer. The most up to date version of the key driver can be downloaded directly from the Sentinel Website:, use the download link for Sentinel Driver.In the KeyDriver folder under the License Manager folder for a network installation.In the KeyDriver folder for a standalone installation.On the program installation CD/DVD browser.The installation can be found in the following locations:
In order for the USB key to work properly, its driver needs to be installed. It is not needed or supported for web-activated licensing.It is used only for conventional licensing, where it provides greater flexibility over locking the license file to Disk ID or other locking criteria.Usage in conventional and web-activated licensing
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