be benjamin chen is the president, i believe, of arkami. >> guest: we're located in california, and i'me to talk to you about a really exciting product that we've got. and, basically, my id key is essentially a small, hand-held device. it's quite light, and what's wonderful about the this device is it allows you to protect yourself. this device allows you to store all of your passwords and files encrypted on 16 gigabytes here. military-level aes-256 encryption. you can only access this device with your fingerprint as well as a special code that only you know. it's also required to access the device. and once you're in the device, you can access the information immediately on the device. so i can basically come in here and look at all sorts of different types of passwords that i have on this device, and i can come in and actually look at that information immediately. in addition to that, the device has the ability to clock other things. it has wi-fi for mobile devices, it can talk to the laptop as well as connect through usb and charge at the same time. so let's go ahead and see what tha

. >> host: benjamin chen. and now joining us is michael. what do you do? >> guest: technology based on your iris. next to dna your iris is a biological confidant. we have usb powered, tied into your computer, and we will show you how you can log into your computer and manage passwords utilizing your iris. if i take a look at this, see it turn green. with this device comes a password management tool and what we can do is tie in sights that visit credentials and our operating system and any of those things you go to on a regular bases that requirea authenticallyicati to authenicate. >> host: where is the image of the iris stores? >> guest: we create a template and discard the images. the only thing stored on this device is a unique code only to you. so it is about as secure as you can possibly get in terms of security. >> host: we were talking with another company earlier about the uniqueness of ears and how they have developed technology that will open up phones with ears. >> guest: sure. there are numerous types that can be used and there is levels. dna is

. >> benjamin chen of my i.d. key.oining us on capitol hill is michael -- what do you do for a living? >> vice president for ilock? authentication. >> what does that mean? >> what we do is technology based upon your iris. people are familiar with biometric security. next to dna, your iris is it. yourowered, tied into computer. we will show you how you can log into your computer use a light -- utilizing your iris. if i take a look at this. see it turn green. voila. with this device comes a password management tool. what we can do with that as we can tie in any sites that we visit writerly that require our credential, tie in our operating systems, whether it is mac, le nusx, windows. we can tie it with your iris. passwordst these long and forget them because we now have something that is much more secure to authenticate. >> where does the image of the iris, is it stored somewhere, in the cloud? >> what we have done is we take createof your irises and a mathematical representation which becomes a biometric template. then