A “Featured Product” article from the December 4, 2009 issue:
Encryption is reaching a tipping point in the IT world. Although stories of stolen laptops holding anywhere between a few hundred and a few hundred thousand Social Security numbers have hit the media, solutions to stop such incidents have not gotten the same coverage, perhaps because [...]
A “Cover Focus” feature from the September 25, 2009 issue:
Over the past three decades, Costa Mesa, Calif.,-based CMS Products has provided hardware- and software-based storage solutions to address a wide range of enterprise issues. Its best-known products include its ABS-Secure encrypted disk solution, which provides users with on-the-fly 256-bit encryption capabilities via a small USB [...]
A “Tech & Trends” Article from the December 12, 2008 issue:
For most people, portable storage devices—be they a thumb drive dropped in a pocket or a smartphone that provides Exchange access along with restaurant reviews—rank at the top of technologies that have improved their lives. But they can be a curse to IT managers because [...]
From the April 25, 2008 issue:
It begins:
A few months ago, a group of researchers at Princeton University published a highly publicized study showing that DRAM (dynamic random-access memory) could be flash-frozen, enabling intruders a way to download encryption keys to hard drives and subsequently exploit information from them.
“Security experts have known about this attack [...]