Topic: Portable storage

03 July 2008

Buffalo ships low-cost crypto drive

By John E. Dunn, Techworld

Buffalo Technology has become the latest vendor to announce a USB hard drive featuring built-in, hardware-backed encryption. Almost as interesting is that is costs almost the same as the same drive without security. Read more...

06 August 2007

The war with the IT department

By Maxwell Cooter

There's an interesting article in the Wall Street Journal about ways for users to fox the IT department. Read more...

07 July 2008

The next security worry - the photocopier

By John E. Dunn, Techworld

For a small but growing number of large UK organisations, the photocopier, and its partner in crime, the networked printer, are wide-open doors. Read more...

14 November 2006

U2, U3 and maybe U4

By Chris Mellor

Maybe the PC will disappear, getting embedded into the furniture with the O/S and apps in portable storage. Read more...

17 March 2008

Executive Guide to Internal Data Theft

By Marshal

Despite more security issues than ever all competing for organizations' attention, the seemingly unstoppable rise in the use of portable storage devices in the workplace is a risk that needs urgent action. This C-Level guide highlights the main risk to the organization and what can be done to combat internal data theft.

01 June 2006

Outbacker MXP

By Chris Mellor, Techworld

• List price: £300 for a 20GB Outbacker MXP
• Pros: Convenient to use, good-quality software, secure as a bank vault.
• Cons: None really. Read more...

12 January 2004

Lock up your mobile data

By Peter Judge

The biggest risk from wireless devices is the fact that they are mobile. Take these steps to ensure that no-one pockets your corporate data Read more...

14 December 2007

Protecting sensitive information in transit

By Chris Mellor

The City of London Police use biometric security-enabled Stealth MXP USB storage devices for sensitive information transfer, HMRC could learn from this. Read more...