this is our standard for company portable storage devices. the security layer is on a separate ROM and cannot be deleted.

secure; easy plug n play device

price

Superb unit for mobile safekeeping the way encryption should always be done - on the hardware level. The software is excellent, it does what it's suppose to in mounting as another independent drive, and most importantly, no files inside it touch the external main drive so it acts as a secure...

this drive has ibm encryption approval levels protection.

ibm approved encryption

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I use flash memory regularly as part of my home business. I have been making personalised wooden home decor for many years but in recent years have made it official and forged myself a system that works for me.

Encryption function ; Simple in use

Lid is loose so can be lost ; Slight lag in data transfer

If the flash drive was not properly deactivated or ejected, you're locked out of the flash drive; meaning your password will not work. The only way to reset the password is to erase the contents of the flash drive.

Attractive Design; Easy To Set Up; Portable

Very handy with my Android phone, form factor is handy, no problems so far (although I haven't had it for long yet).

The DataTraveler vault privacy 3.0 is available in 4GB to 64GB storage options. These USB storage drives are different from the traditional storage drives that you might be using.

Happy New Year! Lately, it seems security has been a big issue for our American counterparts. In the earlier part of 2013, Edward Snowden left the country, and met with journalists to discuss his findings.

Looking for a secure storage solution with proactive virus and malware scanning? Read on as we take a look at the Vault Privacy AV USB 3.0 pen drive.

There are quite a few "knock-offs" of this technology on the market for the cheap- basically involving a program used to encrypt the usb contents (while still being readable). This stick is fantastic in that it actually mounts as two partitions.

secure data; cannot brute-force encryption; virus/malware-proof

more expensive than 'dumb' usb