SSDs have become so ubiquitous that they are the first to come up before HDDs when talking about storage devices. With most modern PCs using SSDs as the primary storage device and HDDs just for data backup, the age of SSDs has dawned. Also, the recent emergence M.2 SSDs, which are conveniently ported directly to …
Boasting a faster data throughput and higher bandwidth than HDDs, SSD’s prevalence is continuing to increase interest and enquiries about SSD data erasure. This blog discusses how to safely wipe SSD data with Secudrive Drive Eraser solution. HDDs data erasure method does not delete the actual data in the disk but disconnects it from its …
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This is the purchase guide of SECUDRIVE Device Control for USB port controlling. Case 1: For some of the PCs in the office, USB drives or external HDs should be blocked. Case 2: We have about 50 PCs across the branches and the HQ needs to proceed with USB port control and log collection for …
Brainzsquare Co. Ltd. is introducing a new lineup of SECUDRIVE USB with “Trend Micro USB Security (TMUSB) 2.0” vaccine program, provided by Trend Micro Inc. Equipped with AES 256bit hardware encryption chip, SECUDRIVE USB is targeting individuals with various security utilities and corporate with copy protection and policy management features. With TMUSB 2.0 embedded, SECUDRIVE …
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1. Hardware EncryptionEncrypting data is one of the basic features of a secure USB drive. There are two different types of encryption methods, software, and hardware; the main difference between the two is the location of the decipher key. While the software encryption method stores the decipher key on the PC, leaving it vulnerable to …
Due to its convenience, portability, high storage capability and price competitiveness, the usage of USB drives are exponentially increasing. Unfortunately, the number of security accidents and computer damage are also rapidly increasing. The most notorious virus that gets into the USB drive is the “Stuxnet”. This computer worm can cause significant problems on industrial software …
