Saturday, 1 November 2008
Protecting Memory Sticks
I have acquired a number of memory sticks over the years.  I just read an article about how to password protect/secure such a device for sensitive or personal data.  So I had a go at downloading the free software called Cryptainer LE and after a fair amount of messing around managed to create a 25MB secure partition on one of them which worked.  As the article said this is fiddly and not something you would easily explain to a non-specialist like me (euphemism for someone who is most likely to carry sensitive data on a USB stick).  So I'm thinking about buying a USB with security built-in such as the Kingston DataTraveler Locker.  This could be a useful thing to hand out to a number of work colleagues too - I routinely (every quarter) create secure CDs for disaster recovery purposes and this might be a better solution.  I wonder if anyone has any other experiences to share on how best to go about this?
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