There is a very simple solution to the problem, and it only costs a few dollars more than the drive you may be using now. To help you protect your information, Kingston Technology suggests these six easy-to-follow tips on how to choose the best encrypted USB flash drive to keep your personal data protected against unauthorized access.
Have you ever thought about what would happen to the information on your USB drive if it were lost or stolen? It could easily be compromised, breached, or potentially shared with the world via the internet. More than likely, you also use USB drives on a regular basis for storing and transferring personal information such as financial and health records, important lists and plans, family photos as well as all other private photos, or data you wouldn’t want someone to just happen across. You are probably well informed, care about the universe, know what STEAM stands for, and are at least somewhat knowledgeable about technology. If you are reading this article, chances are pretty good you are more invested in the digital world of today than the average individual. By Richard Kanadjian, Business Manager of Kingston Technology’s Encrypted USB unit
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