New SanDisk USB Drives Protect Mobile Data
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SanDisk announced two new USB drives, Cruzer Professional and Cruzer Enterprise, that help businesses protect corporate data.
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USB Sentry protects FileMaker Pro databases from unauthorized use by tying them to a USB stick.
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SanDisk Corp. has doubled the maximum capacities of its SanDisk miniSD and SanDisk RS-MMC memory cards to 512 megabytes. The popular cards are used in a variety of electronic
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New software upgrades to Version 4.5 of DeviceWall allows network administrators to track what users do with specific files, and grant temporary access to storage devices such as USB flash drives.
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SanDiskâs new Cruzer Titanium Plus USB flash drive will back-up digital files to a Web service offered by a start-up company called BeInSync.
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Cast-iron data security? Review What do you give the data security nut who has everything? IronKey may have the answer: what it claims is a almost totally secure steely USB Flash drive that doesn't simply encrypt the data kept on it but runs to protect your applications and online activities.â¦
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The 3-inch Seagate USB 2.0 Pocket Hard Drive has a retractable USB cable and rubber feet designed to keep it still when it's being using with a desktop.
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Lexar's JumpDrive TouchGuard uses a sensor that reads the ridges on a finger and unlocks encrypted data if there's a match.
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Upcoming mobile phones will support Secure Digital flash memory.
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Western Digital today introduced a new series of portable USB hard drives with capacities as high as 320 GB in a package comparable in size to a Nintendo DS Lite.
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SanDiskâs new Cruzer Titanium Plus USB flash drive will backup digital files to a Web service offered by a start-up company called BeInSync.
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(InfoWorld) - Seven of the world's top mobile phone technology companies are backing the development of a new flash memory standard to be used in mobile phones, digital cameras and other consumer electronics devices. The new industry standard, called Universal Flash Storage (UFS), is an attempt to drive data transfer speeds and memory storage capacity up on memory cards and embedded memory, so users can keep more songs, photos and video data on mobile devices and enjoy them more, the companies, including Nokia and Samsung Electronics said in a joint news release. UFS would greatly speed up the time it takes to access data on a mobile device. A 90-minute movie that takes about three minutes to access today would take only a few seconds using UFS, the companies said. Currently, the UFS standard is under construction by the JEDEC Solid State Technology Association (formerly known as the Joint Electron Device Engineering Council), and companies involved in the project expect to have a standard finalized by 2009. Micron Technology, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, Spansion, STMicroelectronics, and Texas Instruments also announced their support for the creation of the UFS standard.
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SanDisk on Tuesday announced new flash memory cards with higher capacities, designed to fit into consumer gizmos like digital cameras, camcorders and cell phones.
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Security researchers said they have found another line of USB drives from Sony with software that uses rootkit tactics to hide files -- a move that could allow hackers to mask their own attack code.
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Digital photocopiers use hard drives to store data. If not properly secured, they can be vulnerable to data thieves. By the Associated Press.
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Miniature hard drive will feature a Compact Flash card form factor.
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Drives in PCs and media centres from 2005