iTwin SecureBox brings hardware encryption to Dropbox
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SecureBox brings iTwin's hardware security to Dropbox accounts
Anyone who attempts to access the files without one of the two iTwin units physically plugged into their USB port will be unable to do so
It is suggested that the additional iTwin unit is kept locked away as a backup
iTwin SecureBox works with Mac and PC computers
The system comprises dual iTwin USB sticks, each of which can be used to access the encrypted data
Article Summary
By using cloud-based file synchronization services like Dropbox, we can free our digital lives from the confines of a computer, and access documents, photos, and music on several devices. However, this flexibility can leave some users feeling less than certain that their data is safe. With this in mind, iTwin has updated its eponymous file sharing hardware utility with a new feature named SecureBox. SecureBox is a free update available to all existing iTwin users which brings hardware protection to Dropbox accounts.
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