USB Secure: security for your on-the-go data

It’s 1990’s, you wake from bed and there’s a surprise waiting for you in the living room – no, it’s not a new smartphone – because those weren’t around back then – but it’s something close. If you guessed a new windows PC, you guessed correct. Imagine the possibilities, you can play all your favorite games, and yes, you can finally begin on writing that book on a word processing software installed on your new PC – no longer do you have to dread that annoying clicking sound that the type writer makes. But wait, there’s more to this computer than meets the eye, it has a slot where you can insert a cassette? Well, not exactly a cassette but something of that sort, a floppy disk to be precise. This means that you can save your writing on the word processor and even back it up on these floppy drives – what’s more, if your friend has a computer at home, you can go to his or her house, and show your friend how your new e-book is coming along.

The above example shows the real practicality of floppy disks which is considered an external data storage device. Later on, as floppy disks became redundant, CD’s took over and they were considered revolutionary. Think about it, they allowed users to store data up to 700 Mb, and some CDs were also rewritable – how beautiful is that!

Fast forward to today, and we are in the age of USB storage devices – no longer are CD drives cool, because they are now more or less useless. In today’s age, we are working with gigabytes of data not megabytes. In fact, soon we will be approaching a time when a single image file will be at least 1 gigabyte. However, that day is yet to come. But, nonetheless, USB flash have the ability to store data ranging from a few megabytes to several gigabytes. Accordingly, they have become one of the bestselling computer peripherals on the planet. However, these USB storage devices do have one weak point that everyone hates, and that is they are prone to loss or theft – which in turn can lead to data leaks and data theft. Take the following practical situation as an example:

As a business management professional, you are obliged to go through a professional code of ethics which requires you to keep employee, customer and company secrets safe inside a USB flash drive. However, this would have been impossible to accomplish – as these devices can easily be misplaced or lost – allowing anyone to access the data found in these USB flash drives. So wouldn’t it be great if there was some means to lock and hide data saved on these USB flash drives – well in the past there was nothing you could do – as there were no such software that allowed you to lock USB. However, in the last decade, Newsoftwares, the world’s leading information security company had developed USB Secure, a software that you can install directly onto your USB drive, enabling you to password protect USB drive.

Newsoftwares has launched its latest version of USB Secure version 2.0.6 which has been improved to work with the latest version of Windows 10. Other notable improvements include 22 percent faster locking and unlocking on Windows PC.
Product Link: http://www.newsoftwares.net/usb-secure/

Here, at NewSoftwares.net, we have enough reasons to be proud of our heritage. From our people to our clients, and everything else in between, NewSoftwares.net has come a long way since our first stride in 2002. NewSoftwares.net is an internationally acclaimed software distribution company. We develop and deploy data encryption and security products. With an enviable list of clients from all over the globe, our core product offerings cater to Data-At-Rest, Data-In-Use, and Data-In-Motion security requirements.

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