Whenever, and wherever, you need to work, with SafeToGo® 302E keeping sensitive data couldn’t be easier or more secure The flash memory experts at Cardwave are delighted to announce the expansion of their SafeToGo® hardware encrypted USB range, with the new SafeToGo® 302E. SafeToGo® 302E, is a fully robust, AES 256-bit XTS hardware encrypted USB…
It’s been just over six months since the GDPR came into force with some organisations still not being compliant and others still not understanding key aspects of the regulation or the relevance to their business. There’s no denying that the new legislation is complex, there’s a lot to get to grips with, but there are…
Thanks to modern technology many of us have the freedom and flexibility to work wherever we want. And with summer now here there’ll be plenty of working from home, the park, the coffee shop, the local… going on over the coming months. Before you head out of the office into the sun, please don’t forget…
“Businesses that are worried about GDPR compliance for protecting data on the move can now rest easy with SafeToGo. Its products (SafeToGo and SafeToGo Solo) team up military grade encryption, extreme ease of use, plus great performance, and deliver them at a price that will appeal to SMEs and enterprises alike” concludes the recent Product…
Over the last few months your inbox and social media feeds will probably have been overrun with stories, resources and other training opportunities relating to the GDPR and the need to comply by 25th May 2018. Despite all the noise, and two years advance notice that the GDPR is coming, we’re still seeing postings on…
The first ever USB drive was sold by IBM back in December 2000 and what was then an innovative, valued data storage solution, has now become a commodity product with billions of drives being sold every year. They’re cheap, reliable, robust (due to having no moving parts) and easy to use… and lose! We take…
Encrypted USBs have definitely come to the forefront in recent years when it comes to data protection and the way that organisations go about sharing information. There is still, however, a stigma about wanting to invest in such devices due to the fact that not much is really known about their capabilities. What do they…
