Friday, September 23rd 2011

Super Talent Announces DataGuardian USB 3.0 Secure Flash Drive

Super Talent Technology, a leading manufacturer of Flash storage solutions and DRAM memory modules, today announced the USB 3.0 DataGuardian, a password protected USB 3.0 flash drive that makes data security easy and affordable.

By now almost everyone is familiar with USB flash drives. They are incredibly useful and have become an indispensible part of our computing environments. We all know that we should be using a secure solution, but the fact is security solutions are expensive, cumbersome and limit the usefulness of a flash drive. That is, until now.
The SuperTalent USB 3.0 DataGuardian offers a solution; password protection that is easy to use, requires no software installation and that runs in user mode. Simply plug in the USB 3.0 DataGuardian and an application, stored in the drives firmware (on-chip), is launched automatically. Simply enter your password and you will have access to your data; unplug the drive and the drive is secure once again.

What's more, the DataGuardian also blocks 100% of auto-run based malware attacks. These types of a malware propagation techniques have become the #1 distribution method of USB based virus attacks. Now you can rest assured that these automated Malware attacks will be thwarted by the DataGuardian.
Add your own comment

4 Comments on Super Talent Announces DataGuardian USB 3.0 Secure Flash Drive

#1
ironwolf
Put a freakin' physical write-protect switch on it! I'm trying to find a faster, USB 3.0-based thumbdrive with a write-protect switch on it for my system disinfection uses.
Posted on Reply
#2
arterius2
ironwolfPut a freakin' physical write-protect switch on it! I'm trying to find a faster, USB 3.0-based thumbdrive with a write-protect switch on it for my system disinfection uses.
disable autorun, and exercise common sense would be all you ever need for that purpose.


P.S. clean record, 9 years and counting.
Posted on Reply
#3
ironwolf
arterius2disable autorun, and exercise common sense would be all you ever need for that purpose.


P.S. clean record, 9 years and counting.
When cleaning customer machines, write-protect switch has saved my bacon countless times (from not having to clean/re-format the thumbdrive), autorun disabled or not. The issue is not with the thumbdrive infecting machines, it's the other way around.
Posted on Reply
#4
[H]@RD5TUFF
Those are good reads, this would make an excellent live disc!
Posted on Reply
Nov 21st, 2024 21:24 EST change timezone

New Forum Posts

Popular Reviews

Controversial News Posts