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Re: Protecting USB hard drives that have backup data on them
From: Dennis Dayman <dennis () thenose net>
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2008 04:35:03 -0500
Scott Race wrote:
I have a few USB hard drives that I use for redundant backup purposes, as a 'just in case'. I like having the USB as it allows me to move them around, though I realize they are not safe since they can be stolen much easier.Would full disk encryption be the best way to secure these? I know Icould mount the drives internally, but would like to keep them USB andjust secure as best I can. My goal is to make it so that if someone did steal the drives, the datacould not be removed. I also want to make it easy for my backup software (using RSYNC for Windows) to write to the drive. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!
I think Dave Jevans (founder of APWG) new company Ironkey does this. https://www.ironkey.com/ -Dennis
Current thread:
- Protecting USB hard drives that have backup data on them Scott Race (Mar 19)
- Re: Protecting USB hard drives that have backup data on them Ali, Saqib (Mar 20)
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- Protecting USB hard drives that have backup data on them Amar Kulo (Mar 20)
- Re: Protecting USB hard drives that have backup data on them Dennis Dayman (Mar 24)
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- Re: Protecting USB hard drives that have backup data on them krymson (Mar 20)
- Re: Protecting USB hard drives that have backup data on them naveenbh (Mar 20)