Usb Secure Securing Drives A Concern - USA

Transferring data from one computer to another has always been a need

since the time we all started using computers.

Whether is taking

assignments for college, universities or be it an office project that

you have been working on at home.

There was a time when the only medium

available was floppy disks and it was supposed to be a blessing for all

of us.

Though it was a trouble carrying data in those diskettes due to

their unreliability, disks not getting read at a different location and

above all, the size of data that you could carry was just a mere 1.44

MB.

The most appreciated and market capturing invention of USB drives in

1999 by Amir Ban, Dov Moran and Oron Ogdan gave this troublesome

procedure of carrying data a new revolution.

USB drives are now the most

commonly used medium to transfer data between computers.

USB Flash

drive, Thumb Drives and Pen Drives are the common names used for these

drives.

The answer to why these drives have become the most popular and

common medium to transfer data is simple, USB drives, USB Flash drives,

Thumb Drive and Pen drives are cheap in price, very small in size and at

the same time allows you to carry gigabytes of data with you.

There are

lots of companies who are producing these drives in different shapes and

sizes.

As of January 2012 drives of 256GB were available, 512GB and 1

terabytes (TB) drives were in planning.

Along with convenience comes the

unwanted threat of data being exposed to severe risks of data leaks and

data theft.

Because of their small size there is always a great

possibility of such mishaps, what would happen if your USB drive gets

stolen or you misplace it? Most of us (including me) are not concerned

about securing data on USB Portable drives until we experience a similar

incident.

I got to know about this threat when I almost got fired from

my job just because I lost my USB drive containing around 35 GBs of

official data.

(I don’t know if it actually got misplaced or somebody

stole it).

At first it wasn’t a big deal since I have a habit of keeping

everything backed up on my PC but then couldn’t neglect the risk of my

drive getting into wrong hands.

That was the last day when I kept my

data unsecured on a portable drive.

We hear thousands of similar stories

daily on internet from our friends, colleagues but never give an ear to

them just because we think we are too smart to lose this little thing.

Mishaps can happen anytime with anyone, why take the unnecessary risk? I

recommend using USB Security software to keep your data protected on

your USB drives just in case you encounter a similar incident.

These

software are usually very small and light weighed applications that

password protects USB drive and all your files and folders stored on it.

There are some very easy and user-friendly applications to Secure USB

drive that gets installed directly on these USB drives, Flash Drives,

Thumbs Drives, Pen drives, SD cards and even external drives of sizes as

huge as 1 Terabyte and then you can plug-in these drives on any computer

and protect/unprotect your data without requiring any additional

installation.

Keep in mind, your USB drive might be cheap but the data

you are carrying, priceless! USB Secure is priced at US$29.95/- for a

single user license and may be purchased online at http: //www.

newsoftwares.

net/usb-

secure.

For multi-user licenses, site licenses, and academic licenses,

you can download a fully functional evaluation copy from www.

newsoftwares.

net/usb-

secure.

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Usb Secure Securing Drives A Concern

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