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By: Abdur Rouf Date: September 9, 2023, 5:57 am
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And USB keys in particular are one of the biggest risks to data
security these days because you so easily forget them or drop
the little gadget out of your pocket. Toshiba is now trying to
create significantly greater security around portable data with
this new USB key. First it is equipped with a keyboard on which
a code must be entered before the USB drive opens the port.
Secondly data can be encrypted with bit AES so that it becomes
almost impossible to misuse data on the USB key should it be
possible to access the content.
Toshiba When you remove Toshibas USB key from your computer it
will automatically lock and can only be reopened by entering a
code. Should someone including a forgetful person try to gain
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times with an incorrect code the USB
key will automatically delete its contents. According to Toshiba
the robust and secure USB drive is approved for use by
government agencies in the United States. It is available in
capacities of and. The prices are around USD approx.
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incorporates both a code keyboard and encryption into its new
stick. Then there your USB key stolen or lost as so many do.
Toshiba Even if you try to save your vital data behind up to
several passwords on your computer it does not help much if the
same information is transported around unprotected on a USB key.
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