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• How To Fully Delete All Personal Data And Other Files On Your Laptop Computer. Hard Drive Encryption Can Help As Well

  So you’re selling your computer. Or it’s so old that you have to toss it away. But you’ve also read how discarded computers can lead to identity theft. How’s that work, anyway? And what can you do to prevent it from happening? The answer lies in how much... Posted Nov 21 2008, 12:26 AM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: full disk encryption, data encryption, content encryption, device encryption, mobile data security, laptop encryption, data security, security, data theft prevention, encrypted data, mobile data encryption, whole disk encryption, endpoint security, laptop security, power-on authentication, pre-boot authentication, data at rest encryption, laptop safe, drive encryption, encryption software, disk encryption, hard disk encryption, notebook drive encryption, safe notebook, notebook data encryption, encrypted notebook, notebook encryption

• Leicester Loses USB Memory Stick With Sensitive Information On 80 Babies, Did Not Use File Encryption

  Council bosses at Leicester City have announced the loss, or possibly the theft, of a computer memory stick that held sensitive information of 80 babies and their families. The personal information included names, addresses, dates of birth, and telephone... Posted Nov 14 2008, 11:15 PM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: content encryption, device encryption, mobile data security, laptop encryption, data security, security, cryptography software, encrypted data, mobile data encryption, whole disk encryption, endpoint security, usb drive encryption, laptop security, prevent data leakage, usb port control, laptop safe, drive encryption, encryption software, password protection, disk encryption

• Using Hard Disk Encryption To Stem The Leading Cause Of Corporate Data Loss

  Ars Technica has an analysis of a study released by Compuware regarding corporate data losses. Such a study had already been published by Trend Micro earlier in the year, and it looks like the Compuware report backs up those conclusions. The gist of the... Posted Oct 14 2008, 01:48 AM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: data encryption, content encryption, theft, mobile data security, data security, security, data theft prevention, cryptography software, encrypted data, computer data security, whole disk encryption, secure digital assets, endpoint security, laptop security, prevent data leakage, data at rest encryption, drive encryption, encryption software, disk encryption

• Nikon Coolpix and Data Breach: Tied For Life Thanks To Google And MI6 Data Breach

  MI6. Home of James Bond, Q, and Dame Judi Dench, arguably the best M ever. Shaken Vodka Martinis, never stirred. Babes. But going forward, “Nikon Coolpix” may be what comes up to some people’s minds when MI6 is mentioned. Many (way too many) sites are... Posted Oct 01 2008, 01:10 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, encrypted data, information security, usb drive encryption, prevent data leakage, data at rest encryption, drive encryption, disk encryption

• File Encryption Not Used In Yet Another Lost UK CD: Whittington Hospital NHS Trust

  Whittington Hospital NHS Trust is alerting the public that four CDs with employee payroll details were lost on July 22. The CDs were in transit to McKesson, a payroll company, where it was to be stored. While the four CDs did not feature file encryption... Posted Sep 18 2008, 01:23 AM by sang_lee with | with no comments Filed under: data encryption, content encryption, theft, data security, security, cryptography software, computer data security, information security, prevent data leakage, cd encryption, data at rest encryption

• Bank Data Tape With No File Encryption Lost: Wells Fargo Customers Affected

  At least, I’m assuming that file encryption was not used based on the article I’m reading at codyenterprise.com . A computer data tape which contained sensitive customer information like names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and bank account numbers... Posted Aug 21 2008, 01:47 AM by sang_lee with | with 4 comment(s) Filed under: alertboot, data encryption, content encryption, data security, security, cryptography software, encrypted data, mobile data encryption, secure digital assets, file encryption, disk encryption