Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6
Securebook 6

Securebook 6

Regular price $549 Sale

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A laptop form factor computer without laptop security vulnerabilities. Released in October 2022.

Securebook 6 Documents:

Securebook 6 Brochure (here)

Securebook 6 Price List (here)

Securebook 6 Tech Specs (here)

Comparison Chart of Securebook 6 vs 5.0 (here)

This Securebook can be used confidently in a living unit without fear of hacking or abuse by residents. The Securebook is transparent for quick visual inspection by security staff and lacks all connectivity ports for easy management by IT staff.

By removing USB ports, Cameras, and Networking (ethernet and WiFi), the laptop itself has no ability to communicate with the outside world. This makes it secure in the hands of residents who are not monitored during their use of the device.

The Securebook pairs with any of our proprietary docking stations for administration, updates, printing, or network access.

When closed, the Securebook 6 is 11 3/4" long x 8 3/8" deep x 1" tall 

Windows Driver Package:

  • Google Drive Link (Here) - download and unzip this package to USB. After installing Windows open "Device Manager" to find devices without drivers. Right-click on those devices and say "Have Disk" and tell Windows to search the USB you created to find missing drivers. Repeat until no devices remain without drivers. Additionally, the Windows Graphic driver must be installed manually via the Windows GUI and rebooted after installation. If your computer does not resume from hibernate this is the problem.
  • BIOS v3.0.3 (July 20th 2023) (Here) - Securebook 6 devices should be running BIOS 3.02. This is found on the same page when entering BIOS on the second line. Updating BIOS will fix many keyboard and mouse issues.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • Using the admin dock, can it PXE boot for imaging or is it USB imaging only?

    Yes, the device can PXE boot for imaging. In the BIOS you would have control to enable or disable boot options (including PXE).

  • Hello, Our School District wants to place an order. May I have your W-9 please. Do you take Purchase orders? Thanks.

    Yes, we do accept purchase orders. Please email me at jeremy@justicetechsolutions.com to get a w9. thank you!

  • Hi, Curious as to whether you ship to Australia? Quite interested in these products for a use case over here. Kind regards, Rob

    Hi Rob - we have not shipped to Australia, but wouldn't be opposed to trying it out. Sometimes customs and licensing can be challenging internationally, but we're happy to give it a shot if you're operating with some patience around that.

  • Does the computer have a HDMI port so it can be connected to a TV. other wise its useless for what we need it for. THANK YOU

    Yes! If you put the computer on a docking station, there is an HDMI port on the docking station.