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Old 11-12-2007, 06:27 AM
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Hi All.
My question is on portable security using a USB Mass Storage device...either hard drive or flash memory.

I have the Portable Apps Suite installed on my USB Mass Storage device. This includes Firefox and Open Office. Good Stuff!
PortableApps.com Suite | PortableApps.com - Portable software for USB drives

I am looking for a program that will password protect my USB device. It has to be able to work on any computer.

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There are several programs that can do this. Using portable 7-zip is one obvious example. Granted, it would only password protect your files, not the entire device, but it's a start.
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You can also buy USB keys that are hardware encrypted meaning you need a pass-code before you can use it. You might want to invest in one of these rather than using a software solution.
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Dell released some on their site ( or was it IBM O: ) that are fingerprint scanners. Until you click the button and swipe your finger, a computer won't even be able to connect to it.
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It is funny that you posted this. Just before reading this post I found an add on here for just this type of thing, lol

https://www.ironkey.com/forenterpris...FSaXhgod8XRn1w

Looks neat.
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