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  Group test: Encrypted external hard drive reviews

  With the increasingly mobile nature of today's workforce, securing your data while on the road has become increasingly important. We've rounded up and tested some of the best encrypted external hard drives on the market, looking at both hardware- and software-encryption based devices.

  By TechWorld staff | 15 December, 2011 12:51

  Tags: backup, data backup, encryption, secure storage, security, storage

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  Eclypt Freedom 320GB review

  The Eclypt Freedom uses a software-based encryption system of authentication as opposed to the earlier products in this review. Because it is software-based it has only a plain metal exterior. At one end of the device are two available USB ports, one mini and one standard. The mini USB is used for connection while the standard is for a two factor authentication module that wasn't tested here.

  By TechWorld staff | 15 December, 2011 12:21

  Tags: encryption, secure storage, security, storage

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  Data Locker Enterprise review

  The Data Locker Enterprise encrypted hard drive is very similar in appearance to the Data Locker DL3, but with enough feature differences to make worth consideration on its own. The device is available in 500 GB and 1 TB versions.

  By TechWorld staff | 15 December, 2011 12:14

  Tags: encryption, secure storage, security, storage

• Freecom puts swipe-card security on hard drive

  Storage vendor Freecom has come up with a new external USB hard drive that can only be accessed using an RFID (radio frequency identification) swipe card.

  By John E. Dunn | 18 July, 2009 00:36

  Tags: RFID, secure storage, security, storage

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  IronKey USB drive gets uncrackable shell

  IronKey reckons it has made its super-secure S100 crypto USB drive family even harder to crack.

  By John E. Dunn | 16 July, 2009 00:22

  Tags: secure storage, storage

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  Eliminating Tape

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  Architecting the Oracle VM solution using the Oracle Sun ZFS Storage Appliances and Oracle Sun Servers

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  Virtualise, Manage, Backup, Consolidate

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  Staying ahead of the storage explosion