I am the IronKey administrator here at my office.  We are using the Enterprise service, and so far we are very happy with the service and devices.

I have not had the chance to disassemble one or use the Silver Bullet service yet, but the policy definitions are useful and easy to use, and the comfort of knowing that our data is safe even if someone loses the device is great. 

Additionally, if someone leaves or is identified as having stolen data and placed it on a managed key, the ability to stop that person from unlocking the key is useful as well.

Anyone have questions about the Enterprise control panel?

Skype penetrates firewalls/NAT by fooling stateful detection... could that be what they are referring to?  It also will try to guess at the port that will be used for an outgoing connection by causing an outgoing connection and then portscanning the range above that port in the case of incremental port numbers being used by the firewall/NAT software.

Apparently (according to the article linked in the article you linked) they have changed those behaviors to make them less likely to be fingerprinted.  That could ceertainly make it harder to tell whether it's valid Skype traffic, or whether it's allowable traffic at all, depending if you allow Skype on your network.

I dugg it.  Also submitted a solution.