This simple USB trick adds physical security to your PC without buying extra hardware.

DataLocker Sentry 5 hardware-encrypted USB flash drive in use, featuring FIPS 140-3 Level 3 validation and smart card–based authentication to protect sensitive data in mission-critical environments.

IronKey S1000 features an on-device Cryptochip Encryption Key protecting 100% of the data via 256-bit AES-XTS encryption. The cryptochip is a smart card that works with the encryption controller to ...

If you need to keep your data secure while in transit or on your person, you may be interested to know that Kingston have this week unveiled their new DataTraveler 2000 encrypted USB drive which is ...

Privacy and security concerns are becoming more commonplace as data sharing becomes more commonplace. Here's how to lock down your computer via USB key.

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The humble USB drive needn't be a security risk if you have the right precautions in place. In an age of online cloud storage, you’d be forgiven for thinking that physical storage media no longer had ...

In an era of GDPR, FISMA, FERPA and HIPAA, carrying around unencrypted data really isn't an option for businesses these days. And with working from home having made more progress in the past few ...

Storage manufacturer Kingston Digital as this week announce the addition of 128 GB storage options for its encrypted USB flash drives. The Kingston DTLPG3 flash drive is now available in capacities ...

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kingston Digital, Inc., the flash memory affiliate of Kingston Technology Company, Inc., a world leader in memory products and technology solutions, today ...

DataLocker Sentry 5 Encrypted USB Achieves FIPS 140-3 Level 3 Validation and Introduces Smart Card Authentication for Federal-Grade Portable Security DataLocker, Inc., a leader in hardware-encrypted ...