Encryption

05:00 October 22, 2009 PDT

The Mobiu Smart Key offers secure chip and PIN security for online storage

USB keys are a boon to those who need to carry data around with them, and with capacities always on the rise it’s becoming more and more likely that sensitive data will be stored on what is, at the end of the day, an inherently losable little gadget. Various security measures are now available that bring more to the table than standard encryption, but it’s not often we see something as all-encompassing as Mobiu’s Smart Key. We took the 1GB version of the secure Flash drive for a spin to see what it has to offer. Read More

PERSONAL COMPUTING

Aegis Padlock Secure Drive with integrated keypad for data security

By Darren Quick

20:32 August 20, 2009 PDT

External hard drives make data portable, but they also make it vulnerable if you manage to misplace the drive or it is nabbed by some light-fingered thief. Software encryption provides one level of protection for that all-important data, but for extra peace of mind there are also options for hardware-based security like the new Aegis Padlock Secure Drive. Read More

ELECTRONICS

Edge Tech Corp's DiskGo USB Flash drive hits 128GB

By Tim LeFevre

22:41 June 30, 2009 PDT

Over the last few years USB Flash drives have increased considerably in capacity and come down in price. Keeping the trend going is Edge Tech Corp with two new additions to its stable - the 128GB DiskGO and the tiny DiskGO Backup USB Flash drive. Read More

PERSONAL COMPUTING

SanDisk's new Ultra Backup Flash drive

By Kyle Sherer

10:36 January 6, 2009 PST

SanDisk’s Ultra Backup USB Flash drives allow users to securely store and protect their data at the touch of a button. Billed as world first functionality for a USB portable Flash drive, the backup technology is designed to quickly and painlessly copy important files and will be available from April in capacities ranging from 8GB-64GB. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Sandisk Cruzer Enterprise: the first secure flash drive to support OS X

By Tim Hanlon

15:58 December 4, 2008 PST

When we pointed out that the AES encryption functionality on board Iomega's eGo Encrypt hard drive didn't function under OS X, turns out we might have been unfairly singling it out - as Sandisk's Cruzer Enterprise has just claimed the title of the world's first encryptable flash drive to fully function on Macintosh operating systems. Read More