Verbatim Adds Encryption Software From Onix
For USB flash drive
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on January 14, 2010 at 3:02 pmVerbatim Americas, LLC and Onix International, Inc., announced the availability of the EncryptStick software application as an optional data encryption accessory for Verbatim USB flash drive products.
During the course of the promotion, customers who purchase a Verbatim USB flash drive will be eligible for a 25 percent discount off the $39.99 retail price for the EncryptStick software. EncryptStick can be loaded onto any Verbatim USB flash drive product, working as a digital safe that locks down any type of document, photo, video or password so that the data will be inaccessible in case that a computer or flash drive is lost, stolen or hacked.
With EncryptStick, Verbatim flash drive owners can create unlimited invisible, encrypted vaults (folders containing sensitive files) on the flash drive itself, on any computer or removable device such as servers or portable hard-drives, as well as writable media such as CDs, DVDs or SD memory cards.
In the event of a lost flash drive, the EncryptStick application renders the files unintelligible and provides an immediate Key Recovery function from the www.encrypt-stick.com website. In the case of your PC or laptop crashing, your encrypted files would be unintelligible to the PC Repair Shop. With EncryptStick, you can leave your laptop at work and simply plug your EncryptStick-enabled Verbatim flash drive into your home computer to gain access to all your encrypted files and passwords.
512-Bit Polymorphic Encryption
EncryptStick is the only data protection solution available today using a 512-bit polymorphic encryption, the world’s strongest encryption technology available to consumers, which has never been broken or successfully hacked.
EncryptStick Password Manager
Among the key features delivered with EncryptStick is a Password Manager function that protects online user names and passwords from hackers and thieves when logging into sensitive websites.