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USB Disk Security
Downloads USB Disk Security provides 100% protection against any malicious programs trying to attack via USB drive. Compare USB Disk Security against other antivirus solutions, you will find out its highlights: USB Disk Security provides 100% protection...
[September 23, 2008, 18:31]
USB Drives: Useful Tool Or Security Nightmare?
News Several USB flash drive manufacturers offer drives with these features, and the additional cost is minimal when you compare it to the extra layer of security provided by these features. Inexpensive and very useful, USB flash drives have become as...
[May 18, 2005, 17:30]
SanDisk Plans USB Security Boost
News SanDisk will unveil a comprehensive solution for the enterprise security market, providing protection and control for USB flash drives," the company said in a statement. USB drives and other gadgets carried around by workers pose a real security...
[January 31, 2007, 8:12]
Desktop USB Security Key
Downloads This application installs to any USB thumb drive and adds extra security when the user is away from their PC or laptop. Take out the USB Drive and the PC will go into locked windows mode and also lock the keyboard.
[November 2, 2005, 11:31]
IBM Offers Banking Security On A USB Stick
News IBM was set to unveil on Wednesday a prototype USB device designed to protect people doing online banking from having their data stolen or compromised. The user can log on and validate transactions using the device's display and a smart card can be...
[October 29, 2008, 7:59]
Hardware Versus Software Security: Security Superiority Of MTrust Ready USB Drives
White Papers USB Flash Drive (UFD) security mechanisms are designed to protect user data from unauthorized access. This white paper compares existing software-based UFD security implementations with the hardware-based solution used in mTrust Ready USB Drives.
[November 8, 2006, 0:00]
Yoggie Releases USB Security
News Yoggie Security Systems on Tuesday launched Yoggie Pico — a miniature computer contained on a USB stick. If the USB stick is lost or disconnected while the PC is powered up, Yoggie drivers disable all network interfaces and connections.
[May 30, 2007, 17:58]
Linux-based USB Security Device
Talkback As Linux is being used more and more hackers are going to try to exploit. No OS is 100% secure. Linux is not integrated like windoze so is more secure, and this exploit was fixed within 30 minutes, not on Tuesday of the following month.
[July 5, 2007, 14:26]
LogicaCMG Wins Microsoft Partner Award For Innovative USB Mobile Security Solution
White Papers Microsoft Gold Certified Partner LogicaCMG took advantage of the Microsoft Partner Program to deploy and market an innovative, secure, and mobile computing solution. Microsoft helped LogicaCMG solve a key licensing issue for its customer so that...
[March 1, 2008, 0:02]
UK Military Bans IPods From HQs
Talkback yes, USB devices are security risks but they're not THAT powerful.unless i'm missing something" You can boot from a USB, copy the contents of the Hard Drive and leave. or is the good commander trying to play up the security risk?
[July 13, 2004, 14:48]
Memory Stick Lockdown Is Imminent
Blog Comment Usb memory sticks can constitute a biggest security threat. We had some security incidents with stealing of sensitive project data with usb storage sticks. It's usb and ports security feature was sweet!
[April 11, 2008, 16:00]
USB CopyNotify! 1.3 review
Reviews USB CopyNotify! from CygNET Systems, is an affordable software utility designed to plug data leaks from the unauthorised use of USB devices, such as mobile phones, digital cameras and digital audio players.
[April 14, 2008, 12:03]
WinInizio PenSuite
Downloads WinInizio PenSuite Security Edition is a large collection of many famous software products of any kind that have been optimized to run from a USB pen-drive. The Security Edition edition is conceived to be copied in to a blank 128 MB USB pen-drive.
[August 18, 2007, 6:16]
Security Experts Warn Of Sony 'hidden Files'
News Security specialists are warning that Sony's MicroVault USB, which is a biometric USB storage device, cloaks driver software in a Windows directory that could be used by malware to avoid detection from security applications.
[August 28, 2007, 8:37]
Kingston U3 DataTraveler (2GB) review
Reviews It provides all the portability that's intrinsic to the USB flash drive format, adding the ability to run applications from the drives themselves, leaving no trace once the drive is removed from the USB port, and delivering security in the form of...
[July 20, 2006, 9:55]
Use Physical Security In Addition To User Name And Passwords
Talkback This software uses, what we call three part security; User name, password, & a digital key stored on a USB memory stick. This is typically stored on a USB memory stick along with the client software. I am keen to know if people generally agree that...
[February 20, 2008, 5:09]
And The Data Loss Goes On...
Blog Comment Endpoint usb Security levels at a glance: Cons a) Would not allow non-storage usb devices usage.a) Requires restart for changes in security to take affect. Many software solutions continue to approach protection against removable media based on...
[November 6, 2008, 8:51]
Longhorn Builds In Portable Protection
News Much has been made of the security risks posed by portable storage devices known as USB keys, or flash drives, music players like the iPod, and other small gadgets that can store vast amounts of data.
[September 10, 2004, 12:00]
Pointsec Secures Removable Media
News Security firm Pointsec on Monday added Media Encryption to its portable software security suite, which is an application designed to help IT managers control the use of removable media such as USB flash drives, memory cards and floppy disks.
[July 12, 2004, 16:30]
DomainPass Pro
Downloads DomainPass Pro creates an encrypted file for use with a USB flash drive that is required to be present in your USB port before a user can initiate a login or unlock a workstation. DomainPass Pro PE is security software that adds an extra layer of...
[November 3, 2007, 22:01]
