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Extrait: Kingstons DataTraveler Secure looks and feels like a tough flash drive. Its even waterproof and the cap attaches to the rear of the drive when not needed. Unlike the other flash drives here, the DataTraveler Secure has hardware 256-bit encryption...
Encryption, Easy to use, Well constructed, Water Proof
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The Kingston DataTraveler Secure provides multiple forms of security. Whether it is physical security with its Titanium Coated Stainless Steel body or data wise, with its 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) hardware-based encryption, this drive...
Fast, Loaded with features, Sturdy, 256bit AES Encryption
Expensive
In my experience with both DataTraveler drives I have come away quite impressed. From the beginning I wondered if they would warrant their hefty price tag in comparison with drives that do not have hardware based encryption. After using them for over t...
Titaniumcoated stainless steel casing, 256bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) hardwarebased encryption, Waterproof up to 4 feet, Easy to use MyDataZone and MyTraveler software
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Kingston has really pulled out all the stops with the DataTraveler Secure. The name says it all, Secure. You are given 2 types of data protection. The titanium-coated stainless steel casing will protect your drive from accidental drops. The drive is a...
Extrait: Normally, something as simple as a USB key drive wouldn’t really warrant a review. You plug it in, transfer stuff around, and unplug it. No big deal. There are a few features on Kingston’s new DataTraveler Secure – Privacy Edition (DT...
Extrait: Kingston’s DataTraveler Secure is billed as an “enterprise-grade” flash drive. Translated for civvies, that means 256-bit AES hardware encryption, an IPX8 waterproof rating, and a titanium shell. Oh yeah, and optimization for small files...
Speedy, No encryption slowdown, Self destructs after 10 bad password attempts, Waterproof, Rugged
Rarely used MyTraveler application is annoying, No Mac/Linux/Win98 access to encrypted partition...
Windows users looking to protect their intellectual property and sensitive data on the go should look no further. The DataTraveler Secure does the job and it does it exceptionally well. ...
If you work with very sensitive data that you'd rather not leave on your PC, but still need to be totally secure, the DataTraveler Secure will be a godsend. You can keep all of your files in a password protected, encrypted partition that pretty much self ...
These days, most pen drives come with some software to manage or to enhance the utility of the pen drive. The same goes for the DataTraveler Secure. The pen drive has 2 software bundled - MyDataZone and My Traveler, which we will look at one-by-one. M...
