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• The Difference Between Disk Encryption, File Encryption, And Password Protection: A Very Short Primer On Encryption And Related Data Security Products

  And I really mean short. I’ve met a lot of people who didn’t quite understand the difference between hard drive encryption software and file encryption software, or that were assuming one is the other. It seems to me that such confusion can only lead... Posted Nov 18 2008, 08:08 PM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: full disk encryption, data encryption, device encryption, mobile data security, laptop encryption, data security, cryptography software, mobile data encryption, computer data security, whole disk encryption, endpoint security, usb drive encryption, laptop security, file encryption, cd encryption, data at rest encryption, laptop safe, drive encryption, encryption software, password protection, disk encryption, hard disk encryption, notebook drive encryption, notebook data encryption, encrypted notebook, notebook encryption

• Disk Encryption Not Present In Lost HSBC Data Disk

  HSBC, the biggest bank in the UK, and possibly in the world, has admitted that they’ve lost a CD with information on 370,000 customers. The disk was password‑protected, but there was no encryption. The information was needed by a reinsurer to HSBC, and... Posted Apr 08 2008, 02:10 AM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: data encryption, content encryption, device encryption, mobile data security, data security, security, data theft prevention, cryptography software, encrypted data, mobile data encryption, computer data security, endpoint security, file encryption, prevent data leakage, cd encryption

• Computer Drive Stolen In Modesto. Thousands Of School Employees Affected

  Approximately 3500 employees of Modesto city schools have been given notice that they might become victims of identity fraud. A computer hard drive and three monitors were stolen from a company called Systematic Automation, Inc. The company prints customized... Posted Feb 14 2008, 01:26 AM by sang_lee with | with 4 comment(s) Filed under: full disk encryption, theft, device encryption, data security, security, hard drive encryption, data theft prevention, cryptography software, encrypted data, computer data security, information security, whole disk encryption, secure digital assets, prevent data leakage, cd encryption

• Loss of Flash Drive With Medical Information Kept Secret In The UK

  The Manchester Evening News is reporting that four thousand NHS patients in the UK have fallen victim to a possible data breach; however, they don’t know this. At least, not yet. A flash drive, also known as a computer memory stick, was lost by an NHS... Posted Jan 19 2008, 01:29 AM by sang_lee with | with 4 comment(s) Filed under: data encryption, device encryption, HIPAA, data security, hard drive encryption, data theft prevention, cryptography software, mobile data encryption, computer data security, information security, endpoint security, usb drive encryption, file encryption, cd encryption

• When It Rains, It Pours. More Disks With Personal Information Go Missing In The UK

  I’m reading in the Daily Mail that the personal data of 16,000 children was lost at a London hospital (Hmm... The headline says 16,000, the article says 160,000. That’s a huge difference). The data was contained on a computer disk. Thankfully, the information... Posted Dec 12 2007, 10:31 PM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: full disk encryption, data encryption, theft, device encryption, data security, application control, port control, hard drive encryption, cryptography software, information security, whole disk encryption, secure digital assets, endpoint security, usb drive encryption, prevent data leakage, usb port control, cd encryption