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• Passpack privacy manager 6.2 review
  Meet the first 'Password 2.0' application, part offline encrypted password store, part web-enabled app. It can also automate the use of passwords, which is probably its greatest feature.
• PicturePIN-XP password manager review
  The mind can accurately recall pre-selected areas on an image, even quite a complex image, more reliably than it can a sequence of numbers and characters, or so it is said by the makers of a new password management application, PicturePIN-XP.
• SanDisk Cruzer Enterprise review
  The USB ‘thumb' drive started life as a simple way to move files around without company admins knowing anything about it, a sort of sneakernet for the 21st Century. This period of naïve technological glow lasted about a year. But now we're in the post-naivety phase and the drives are changing.
• Memeo Backup Premium 3.5 review
  Ever since the makers of external hard drives realised that bundling a backup program with their products was a sensible idea, programs like Memeo Backup have been on the rise. Are they worth the outlay?
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• GoodSync Pro 7.2 review
  Synchronisation is the alternative to backup, but it is also a much more complex world. Does this program keep life simple enough?
• Billion BiPAC 7402GX router review
  Billion's latest BiPAC ADSL router is an attempt to add 3G failover to what is otherwise a competent and well-featured if unadventurous 802.11g switch/router. Its other strength is its VPN capability.
• DrayTek Vigor 2820Vn router review
  A remote office or small office router with ADSL, WAN and 3G failover that doesn't cost the earth? Not possible they said. DrayTek's latest Vigor can do all this and more.
• SanDisk Cruzer Professional review
  Where did it go wrong for the once inoffensive USB memory stick? A new generation of drives using mandatory encryption attempt to make them loved once more.
• PortTracker review
  A useful appliance that allows you to monitor what is - and has been - connected to your network, as long as you're running Cisco switches.
• ClearMyMail spam filtering review
  Anti-spam software doesn't have a great reputation. A new approach is to run the whole thing as a service, taking the hassle away from the user. But is it really that simple?
• RedSeal Security Risk Manager review
  Working out where a network is most at risk can be a time-consuming process. RedSeal's Security Risk Manager offers a system administrator some real assistance in working out the most vulnerable weak spots - but at a price.
• Yosemite FileKeeper Pro 2.8 review
  Reviewing backup software is usually a chore. There is a legion of products out there, some good, some very comprehensive but just too difficult to use. A few are awful, including some from supposedly big software houses. This one turned out to be very different.
• Anfibia Desktop Orbiter 5.1.2 review
  A distributed desktop computer management package that allows you, from a central console, to remotely manage and control the security of a collection of Windows PCs on your LAN.
• Consentry LANshield Controller and Switch review
  The Consentry NAC range offers a variety of products and a simple but effective way of authenticating users. By using a combination of a switch and a controller, users have a variety of ways of configuring their own networks.
• Applicure dotDefender 3.0 review
  Vanilla web server security won't stop SQL injection, cross-site scripting, worms, and other assaults. Applicure dotDefender 3.0 is an easily managed server plug-in, protects against these types of attacks.
• Buffalo MiniStation TurboUSB review
  Portable hard drives should be about as interesting as the oversize cigarette packets they resemble. This one reckons it's special.
• Yoggie Pico Pro review
  The Pico, from Israeli startup Yoggie, is a new version of a mobile security product we looked at earlier in the year, the Yoggie Gatekeeper Pro. It's smaller, cheaper, and a bit faster, and has no Ethernet connectivity. Is less more then?
• AirTight SpectraGuard, wireless LAN security review
  Here's a system that can warn you about wireless intrusion and rogue access points on your network.
• ZyXel ZyWall SSL 10 review
  A good buy with plenty of useful features that can help SMBs offer safe and secure remote access.

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